Fresh flowers in the office is a must, and right now it is these “sweet pea flowers”, that smells heavenly, that are brightening up my day. Everyday bliss…
Image: Nina Holst
There is no doubt that the evenings are getting darker and that Autumn is sneaking up on us. To still be able to use out terrace in the evenings I have therefore hung a chain of light bulbs about the couch so we can have it cosy there in the dark as well.
I´ll try to take some photos in the dark one day, so you´ll get a better idea on how it looks “by night”.
Images: Nina Holst
A new painting ( by me ) is up on the wall, this time with cold blue tones and hints of bronze…
The painting is 900x1200mm, and is for sale for 7000 NOK. ( shipping in Norway 250,- )
If you are interested in the painting, please send me an email to nina(at)stylizimo(dot)com
I´m actually working on a new website where you can see all my paintings. My own little gallery *smile*. I´ll let you know when it´s up running.
Images: Nina Holst
While taking our Sunday walk in the woods this weekend, I discovered a couple of small oak trees that I brought home with me. There is something about their leaves that I like so much, and the roots are also very decorative when you put it in a glass vase like I have done here.
Leaves are as you can see very decorative and can easily be replaced by flowers, so why not bring a couple of branches home with you on your next walk. Tip of the day!
Image: Nina Holst
Since it suddenly feels like autumn in the air, I couldn´t wait buying a few autumn flowers for our terrace to reinforce the feeling. I hope we still will have a lot of warm days ahead of us, but I have to admit that I love that autumn is sneaking upon us as well – it´s just something about that fresh air and darker nights…
Some of my (dead) summer flowers have been replaced by white Erica and winter-green plants.
Love my little oasis out here on our patio. This is my view from our outdoor sofa that´s underneath a white sail.
You can see more photos from the terrace with summer flowers here and here.
Images: Nina Holst