Showing posts with label Spaces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spaces. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Green Bathroom

I'm totally in love with the idea of decorating our bathroom with green, living plants.





How do you decorate your bathroom? What do you think of the idea of plants or flowers in it?


Photographs: Skona Hem, Rus Anson

1 19th Century French Tin and Iron Bath - VandM, 2 Savon de Marseille - Old Faithful Shop, 3 D.S. & DURGA Boston Ivy Eau de Cologne, 4 Fig Tree Candle - Diptyque Paris, 5 Garden in a Bag: Lavender, 6 Foliation col.05 Wallpaper - Wall and Image


Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Take me there...

Kasia Gatkowska for Elle Decor Italia August 2011
Kasia Gatkowska for Elle Decor Italia August 2011
Kasia Gatkowska for Elle Decor Italia August 2011
Kasia Gatkowska for Elle Decor Italia August 2011
Kasia Gatkowska for Elle Decor Italia August 2011

Not sure where in Italy is this beautiful place (Sicily?). The rustic look of the bare stones wall, the cactus garden, the curves and round lines of the inside and smooth surfaces in the outside, are calling my name. I'm ready to pack and go.

Photographs: Kasia Gatkowska for Elle Decor Italia August 2011

Via Aubrey Road

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Rain Drops or the Whimsy-est Space in the Universe

Sayaka Minemura
Sayaka Minemura
Sayaka Minemura
Sayaka Minemura
Sayaka Minemura
Sayaka Minemura


I adore Sayaka Minemura's impeccable style and her excellent eye for the finest fashion, photography and accessories so it shouldn't come as surprise that I'm head over heels in love with her magical wee space.
I'm loving every little tiny detail here. From her cute raincoat to those pretty plants and flowers, and of course the rain drops on the wall and her stripes tops. Everything about this place is so charming and lovable.

I'm always in awe of people that can take such a small space and make so much out of it without making it look stuffed or overdone.


All photos are from Sayaka's My Place flickr set

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Unit 8, 3 Glebe road








I wish I had friends who live in Unit 8, 3 Glebe road.
I wish it to be in a warm place; an ancient city, where the streets are narrow and the men are old.
The bread is made from real flour and you can hear guitar tunes from the cafe near by.
And I will be able to visit, over and over again, and borrow their place.

Photographed by Carlota Santamaria for Apartamento Magazine.



Via Life in the Slow Lane

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Eileen and Mark's Place












Eileen peters and Mark Wiesmayr are the happy owners of one of the coolest and coziest spaces I've seen in a long time.
Although I'm deeply in love with their interior with it's warm brown and blue colours, amazing kitchen tiles, and snug bedroom, what absolutely knocked me down is their outdoor shower. Super-duper couple in a tip-top house.



Photos and interview by The Selby

Friday, March 11, 2011

Fine Details

Jamo Associates

Such fine details and beautiful, subtle aesthetic.

Interior Styling: Jamo Associated
Photography: Kenshu Shintsubo


Via Squid

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Happy Spaces, Fine Details

Hello Noodles and Happy Thursday!
Hope your week is as jolly as mine!
Enjoy some happy spaces and details I'm loving this week (no special theme this time, or you can call it loveliness all around)


I'm loving the colourful artworks and little details used in
this bright white space


Photos by Amador Toril via French by Design




Beautiful relaxing yet rich in details bedroom

Interior Design by Ben Brougham for Lonny Magazine




Such lovely mess in the eclectic home of Ben Ospita



Photographs by The Selby




Dreamy bedrooms


Photos: Per Magnum Persson, styling: Jimmy Schonning




And finally, these are so happy and creative


Blondie blu’s vintage fabric covered clothespins via SFGIRLBYBAY




Thursday, February 24, 2011

Happy Spaces, Fine Details


I love spaces that are homey, relaxed and full with happy details



(via sfgirlbay)




(via Creamylife // 101 )



Some lovely kitchen details:



(Via Agent Bauer // All the Luck in the World // Retro Vertigo)





(via Skona Hem)

This last space is seriously beautiful. So many stunning and colourful details and a great use of light and lighting.
Is it possible that Swedish homes are all perfect?