A white room

This post I found at Today you inspired me and lets just say it made me smile! This December, in a surprisingly simple yet ridiculously amazing installation for the Queensland Gallery of Modern Ar, artist Yayoi Kusama constructed a large domestic environment, painting every wall, chair, table, piano, and household decoration a brilliant white, effectively serving as a giant white canvas. Over the course of two weeks, the museum’s smallest visitors were given thousands upon thousands of colored dot stickers and were invited to collaborate in the transformation of the space, turning the house into a vibrantly mottled explosion of color. How great is this? Given the opportunity my son could probably cover the entire piano alone in about fifteen minutes. The installation, entitled The Obliteration Room, is part of Kusama’s Look Now, See Forever exhibition that runs through March 12.

Via: today you inspired me & this is colossal

Happy New Year

I wish you the best New Years Eve ever!!

Via: bohemian punk, lotta agaton,  magdalena frackowiak & lotta agaton

Slow motion

I´m having a very calm day. Too calm. Tomorrow we´re having guests so there is a lot to do but for some reason I just want to drink coffee and sit in the sofa all day.

Via: these things take time, wit + delight, mokkasin, holmberg & la cannella fragola

Fold it

Interior, fashion and art: all using the same language for expressions.

Via: dezeen, design o form, unknown, designboom, douglas + bec, victoria haven, rk & rising objects

Tant Johanna

For you who know Tant Johanna this comes as no news but for the rest I would like to recommend a very sweet Swedish blog girl who just moved from Elle Interiörs site to her own "place". I have followed Johanna for some time now and really enjoyed her posts, especially about their home renovation. This months Recidense have made an article about their home and all I can say is congratulations to a successful job.

Simplicity

I hope you have had a nice Christmas weekend. Mine was very quiet and relaxing, and Santa was quite nice this year... As soon as the holidays are over I´m all about simplicity. No colours and clean lines.

Via: bolig, baubauhaus, on display, le dilemma, anthropologie, tomas alonso, eno studio, dezeen, so mee & la boheme

Merry Christmas

Just a few hours until Christmas Eve. I have a little son who can´t sit still until Santa comes to visit. Just one small detail is missing for that perfect weekend...some snow. Looking out at a grey wall does not make me sing Christmas carols and feel jolly. Oh well, you can´t have it all...

I wish you all a merry Christmas! I also want to take the opportunity to say thank you all for reading my blog. It´s such a pleasure to read your comments and hear what you think of the posts.

Another Christmas

This year I´m into to simple white Christmas but it´s always inspiering to see something a bit different from the expected. As these photos with a darker tone mixed with bold pink. I must make some of the presents in antasit wrapping and my roll of neon string!

Via: sania pella at home, art as life, cecilies lykke, en mammas dag & flex inredning

Dottir & Sonur

 I´m always searching for new items and was very happy to find these lovely graphic posters and wallpaper with colourful origami patterns from Dottir & Sonur, run by Ingvi and Tinna, currently based in Berlin. I think I know a little guy who find a new poster for his room in one of Santas gifts this year...

Slowwood

Slowwood makes timeless pieces of quality furniture, trying to make a low impact on our planet. Great philosophy and beautiful items. I could easily see a desk or a small table move in to our house.

Found threw Riazzoli

A white Christmas?

 All I want right now is a white Christmas, but it seams to be hopeless. In the meantime I feast on all white decorations. Not a hint of colour to be seen.

Via: follow studio, scandinavian deko, ps print, life, liebig partie, april and may & unknown