An easy way to bring some color into the home is by using colorful flowers like I´ve done here. Then you can have a new color theme in the living room each week : ) It´s also fun to mix different kinds of flowers together I think – I just love the mix of pink I have here ( put together by myself.. ).
Happy pink Friday from me!
Images: Nina Holst
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Tonight I´m off to meet some friends and celebrate midsummer, and in that occasion I´ve made myself a midsummer head wreath. Here is a little tutorial for you in case you want to make something similar. It´s very easy, and done is a few ; )
THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED:
1. Start with the eucalyptus, and twirl it around the hair band. Use wire at the ends to hold it on place.
2. Use your scissors to cut the flowers in small pieces, so you can make small bouquets.
3. Start at one of the ends, and lay small bouquets of flowers in the same direction while you use the wire to hold them all in place.
Spray the flower wreath with some water and and put it in a plastic bag in the refrigerator until you are going to use it ( so it stay fresh ).
You can see the midsummer head wreath I made last year here.
HAPPY MIDSUMMER, EVERYONE!
Images: Nina Holst
Let me introduce you to my new Cloudy pot, as I got some questions about if on Instagram when I showed this picture. The Cloudy pot is designed by Swedish designer, blogger and TV-star Hanna Wessman, and for me it was love at first sight when I saw it in Gothenburg a little while ago. I also like the fact that it´s possible to have it both outdoor and indoor, and I´m thinking of investing in some big ones for my terrace ( you might remember that I had it in my latest inspiration collage ?)
Anyway, I´m happy to say that the Cloudy pots now are available in Stylizimo Shop, and we have them in this dark grey, green and white in different sizes.
Image: Nina Holst
Yesterday Aesop opened up a new Snøhetta-designed signature store at Majorstuen in Oslo, and it looks fantastic. This is actually the sixth Aesop signature store created in collaboration with Snøhetta, and although they look very different, they all look amazing!
The new store in Oslo is situated on the ground floor of a functionalism 1940s apartment building. The 63-square meter interior draws inspiration from original details and materials, imagining them anew. The use of oak and brass details on the sink certainly creates a warm and calm atmosphere in the store.
Absolutely worth a visit next time in Oslo.
Images: Stephen Citrone for Snøhetta/Aesop
I´m a big fan of the new ELVARI system that IKEA will launch this august, and I can´t wait to get some of it in my home and build a nice wardrobe or/and a better storage solution in our messy storage room. It looks really good, right?
Images: Ikea
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