{ customized objects }
I love, love, love this style. Wood pallets are just great, there are so many lovely things to create with. And the lamp shade made of an old French egg holder is simply gorgeous.
Photos via boligpluss
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May
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Apr
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{ minuscule }
Republic of Fritz Hansen launches minuscule; a formal chair and table designed for an informal setting by the award winning Danish designer Cecilie Manz. The name minuscule represents the informal and understated style that the Scandinavians are truly famous for; why spell it out in capitals when discrete simplicity makes a clear statement.
Jan
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{ nordic home }
Wonderful home of Norwegian interior designer Monica Bromseth.
Photos via Norskeinteriorblogger
Dec
3
{ sans magazine }
I recently discovered the new Norwegian home and lifestyle magazine Sans a colorful eye candy filled with lovely inspirations and everything that makes life so wonderful. Have a look…
Nov
21
{ pop-up }
Today was the opening of the pop-up store of La Maison d’Anna G. et Le REpèRe des BeletTes. This secret and ephemeral shop is hidden in the Marais and was a must see spot during my lunch break. A lot of wonderful things for your home are perfectly arranged in a nice setting: hard to resist against lovely porcelain phosphors, wooden bowls or one of the beautiful linen cushions and so much more. If you like the pure and simple Scandinavian design and are looking for Christmas gifts with that ‘special something’, this is for you ! So if you happen to be in Paris right now, this is a great opportunity to see the collections from both shops.
Pop-up store: 4 rue Pastourelle, Paris 3°.
The store will be open every day from 10am to 7pm, from Wednesday 21st to Sunday 25th of November.
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{ danish classics }
Republic of Fritz Hansen is a Danish furniture design company selling emblematic furniture of designers who have worked for Fritz Hansen like, among others, Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner.
May
28
{ swedish industrial }
Lovely home of Josefine Persson och Andreas Göthammer in Ronneby, Sweden.
Photos via Hus & Hem