MY HOME | Playing with colour
Thank you so much for your lovely words about the small changes I made to my workspace this week, see this post if you missed
minimalism X concrete
It’s no secret I love a bit of concrete, and many amazing pictures go around on Pinterest. Buildings can look moody and beautiful at the
Before and after | new pictures from my home
Over the last few weeks I have been re-organising my studio, I love my magazines and books filled with cards, souvenirs… and lists of beautiful
5 beautiful blogs according to Apartment therapy & this..
Hello on this Friday morning, I hope you enjoyed this weeks posts and loved the friday mix last week. Here is another mix of beautiful
Rock your walls | Bauwerk Lime paint
Are you inspired yet by the picture above? It’s a portrait of my sweet friend Christine of Mechant Studio at We are WOW makers
AnoukB Creative studio X Uashmama paperbags
UASHMAMA® Placemats. Available in various colors. Did you enjoyed yesterday’s blogpost about WDSTCK and the beautiful pictures styled by Anouk at her (former) store, have
H&M private diner & New Autumn collection | Puik Art | Made home
Sharing an event, a beautiful dinner and more in one post is something I thought of for some time and I hope you love this
A dream home with lots of black details
After posting lots of black on the blog all week, I couldn’t think of a better home then this home, located in Belgium to end
HAY Showroom X Het Arsenaal
I can’t believe I never visited the wonderful Arsenaal, the store of furniture designer and interior architect Jan Des Bouvrie before being invited at their
TRAVEL | Piet Boon X Marriott Hotel
I haven’t been home a lot lately, almost every day there is an opening or event and with the many emails I spent lots of
Back to work | IKEA ideas
Although Summer is just only about to start, IKEA is already busy with the next season with getting back to work and new ideas for
KOTO at Home
Living in Amsterdam I always love to stay updated with what is going on in my favourite department store ‘De Bijenkorf’. You might remember the