New Works welcomes spring with new editions of the popular Kizu Table Lamp Gris du Marais marble, a calm and grounded feel in a new warm grey marble variation for the populair table lamp. The shimmering surface of Gris du Marais contrasts the clean white upper part of the lamp, while the bright streaks of […]
Sunday mornings… I don’t know about you but I love to sleep in on weekends. A slow start with coffee, reading magazines and a little scrolling through Instagram and blogs, I love it! This last weekend with the first snow fallen in Amsterdam and that special light you only get to see peeking through the […]
Introducing Studio STRAF and their unique furniture line Atelier STRAF on the blog today, another superb Antwerp based Studio, and for my US readers STRAF USA -East coast in New York. Studio STRAF is known for its holistic approach, giving each interior a unique spin, creating harmony between the character of both space and resident. The products […]
A few years ago I asked myself if brass shutters could be the next big thing, have a peek here. As many design ideas I like, the construction of these brass shutters is still on my mind and by now I even think I could add these to my own home by making the existing […]
I previously introduced you the work of Taiwanese potter Wu Wei Cheng on the blog, see some of his earlier work here: Raw and minimalistic pottery by Wu Wei Cheng. Still in love with the raw minimalistic appearance of his tea pots and cups, I’d love to show you another one from the collection. // […]
Welcome on the other-side and 2021, we made it! No need to tell you it has been tough going through this pandemic for all of us and how normal life kind of was cancelled after March last year. Living on my own I have to admit there were many days I spent alone, and for […]
With no fairs to go any time soon, or shops to visit due the lockdown in Amsterdam, I am happy to stroll online to still keep up with design news and interior design in general. This year I regularly partnered with Dutch online store MisterDesign writing a monthly article on the blog. Not only do […]
For those who follow for some years know that one of my most beloved artworks at home is made by Norwegian visual artist Fino Prydz. Inscribed with his minimalist vocabulary and abstracted forms, Prydz’s paintings display a sensibility towards colour and a subdued palette is used to focus on the natural materials such as lime, […]
Made in American Walnut the Bunker Side Table is the latest addition to the collection of Belgian designer Arno de Clercq. For those who are not familiar with his work, Arno’s first collection has come to the idea that there are too few interiors where they no longer have the big and static vases and […]
Maybe it comes with age or staying at home a lot lately watching a bit to many diy and decorating shows, but I am developing a slight hang to interiors with a bit of grandeur, a bit like the huge Parisian apartments I used to show on the blog in the early years… houses with […]
Living in an 80ties apartment with central heating I have missed the focal point of a fire place from day one! I grew up with a coal fireplace, and had a gas fire later on, until moving into my current apartment. Of course I can’t deny I love the luxury of central heating but especially […]
Earlier this fall, the award-winning Juno the Bakery opened the doors to their new location in Copenhagen, with site-planning and interior design by Frama Interior Architecture, a division of Frama. With a holistic design concept that seamlessly brings together bakery production, service area, guest seating, and an urban garden, the new Juno retains the friendly […]