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Restyling my home with books and art by Peytil
As you know I really like creating new corners and stills at home, that’s why I loved teaming up with Eitil Thorén of Peytil for
Modern Shapes for the Home | All new Kristina Dam design
I already showed you one of my favourite Travertine objects for the home by Kristina Dam the other week: 3 Travertine accessories for your home As a
A cast aluminium brass chair by Vincenzo de Cotiis
Whenever in Milan I try to visit Vincenzo de Cotiis, see some pictures I took during my latest visit here: ANTHOLOGY | Vincenzo De Cotiis During
3 Travertine accessories for your home
Travertine is still going strong and lots of seventies coffee, dinner tables found their way back into our homes. I really love how travertine
5 facts to remember when looking for the right sofa
Oh my…. such a struggle to find the perfect sofa, being it one of the most expensive and defining furniture pieces in our home makes
Bringing colour into my home with Yumeko bedlinen
I really love this time of the year and always feel so inspired to change things around when the first glimpse of Spring is in
Galerie Philia presents 40 international designers in New York
Let’s go to New York and have a look at an exhibition presented by Galerie Philia! An exceptional exhibition of art and design at Walker
A new look for my electric fireplace | Dimplex Spring update
No need to tell you how much I enjoyed my electric fire place over the last months and seeing the many questions and dm’s I
3 brutalist altar trays by x + l
Earlier I showed you the work of x+l , you might remember their inspirational design in black & brass or the exhibition at Tokyo gallery
Wabi Sabi & more interiors by Axel Vervoordt | Coffee table books
If I would ever have had the opportunity to build my own house, it would consist of two separate and identical homes connected by a