I´m back home after three magical and inspiring days in Trondheim and Stokkøya with Trondheim Designevent, and I look forward sharing a few moments with you from my trip as soon as I have sorted all my images.
In the meantime it´s possible view a few shots from my trip on Instagram.
Image: Nina Holst
There is a new exciting event coming up in Bergen this fall, and I want to highlight it here on my blog, so you don´t miss out on this important event!
Bergen Design Story wants to become the leading meeting place for Interior Design by gathering participants and engaging contributors for an exciting day with various Design Talks. They are welcoming designers, stylists, photographers, architects, manufacturers, trend researchers, editors, creators, advertisers and bloggers and anyone else who is interested in interior design.
This year´s theme will be ” The honest rom” and exciting people from the design world including Nathan Williams from The Kinfolk and stylist Gitte Christensen will be sharing their stories. You can follow them on Facebook to get all the updates on the program and contributors.
I will be there for sure, and I hope to see many of you there too! It´s only 150 tickets available, so don´t wait too long…!
Sign up by writing an email to: trude(at)conseptnord(dot)no
Will I see you there?
One of the things I like about spring and summer is that I can pick flowers outside. It´s not only a blissful thing to do, but I save a lot of money too. These are my latest catch – pure happiness in a vase!
Images: Nina Holst
It´s only one day left of Easter and I hope you all have enjoyed the holiday. I certainly have, as we have had incredibly nice weather – it´s almost like summer has arrived!
Anyway, it´s time to reveal the winner of the fabulous copper Kubus bowl from By Lassen… The lucky winner is Karina from Austria. Congratulations! I´ll send you an email so I can get your address.
Thank you to everybody for participating. I have a new giveaway coming up soon, so stay tuned!Enjoy the rest of the day.
Images: Nina Holst
What better way to enjoy Easter than to have friends or family over for dinner and if you are doing just that – maybe you need some inspiration on how you can set the table?
This time I have focused on natural hues and used elements like eggs, twigs and bunnies instead of colors like yellow and green, which is very normal for Easter.
HOW TO MAKE AN EASTER BUNNY FOR YOUR NAPKINS:
Find a drawing of a bunny on the web or draw one yourself. Print it out or draw it on the paper you´d like to use, or use it as a template. Then use a scissor to cut the bunnies out.
I hope this gave you some inspiration how you can set the table this Easter. If you want more inspiration, you can check out the Easter table settings on Stylizimo.com
Wishing you all a wonderful and relaxing Easter.
Cutlery: Kay Bojesen // Tableware: Rosenthal // Tablecloth: a curtain from Kid // Egg: Kid // Napkins: Skeidar
Images: Nina Holst
