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House&Hold is a home interiors shop with a heart for Scandinavian inspired modern living. The H&H Blog is chiefly written by Co-Founder Summer Robertson.
Blush is the new pink, perhaps. All the pink haters love blush, so it works out. This home with interiors by designer Eva Lilja Löwenhielm hits the spot. Playful and has a good sense of edit to it.
Lots of favorites including some pieces by &Tradition.
You can view more on Fantastic Frank.
I'm drawn to farmhouses. Living in the countryside myself, I get it. I love the rural, well established quality of this type of space. Add in Scandinavian minimalism? Count me in. This renovated farmhouse, the home of designer Marie vonLotzbeck & photographer Jacob Kirk and is hot. Marie says she wants to paint the floors but I beg, no!
Lots of stuff you love including &Tradition Lighting & Modernica Low Rod Sideshell Chair.
Images via Femina.
Inspired by a showroom? Totally. The office/assembly/showroom space of the new Butchers & Bicycles in Copenhagen is exemplified perfection. Simplicity, balance of elements. Edgy/cozy. And? So clearly communicates their brand, their product... their personal style if you would.
You just get it. I think that's how it should be when someone walks into your home. It's you.
Be sure to go to their site & watch the video. Butchers & Bicycles bikes are hot, I want one for my countryside life!
Look familiar? Designs & products by Norm Architects, Menu and &Tradition.
I think these are the most beautifully perfect gift tags of the season. By far my favorite .. and they're free for the printing! Head on over to Carina Skrobecki the link is at the bottom of the page.
I'm wrapping up our fantastic H&H Holiday Q&A's with Minna Jones of the blog Time of the Aquarius. Minna is a talented Finnish blogger, stylist and visualist. I admire her style and adore her Summer cottage / Winter Cabin!
Click here to read Minna's interview.
Visit Time of the Aquarius.
Winter natural. Christmas cozy, yes. But no need to put these deco bits away after the Holidays are over...
Love it. Via Hitta Hem.
I checked in on one of my favorite designer/makers Jordan Castro with a Holiday Q&A, featured in this years Holiday Gift Guide. Jump over to read the full interview.
Jordan and wife Annastasia have created a collection of concrete kitchenware that exemplifies their genuine love for the process as much as it does the product. And the product? Refined concrete simplicity... absolutely beautiful.
When asked about his favorite Holiday Tradition, Jordan shares a very special moment...
A Holiday tradition that we have greatly enjoyed, is our family walk around Plum Island before the children's bedtime. We take the time to talk about what we are Thankful for & why we appreciate one another.
Read the rest of the interview with Jordan, here.
Shop Culinarium.
I popped in on Ceramist and Designer Gry Fager with a Holiday Q&A, featured in this year's H&H Holiday Guide. Jump over to the interview here.
Gry, among many other projects, designed the Stitches Collection for Menu. She is an incredibly kind, thoughtful and talented person and I was thoroughly delighted to read of her Christmas traditions and favorite memories.
So graciously Gry has shared a favorite family recipe with us for 1, 2, 3 Hap Cakes!
... & be sure to read the full interview with Gry here.
1, 2, 3 Haps cakes
This recipe I have from my grandmother and in our family these cakes will no doubt be on the table...The name signifies that when you have started eating the cakes you cannot stop... 1,2,3 and they are gone….
They are easy to make:
300 grams wheat flour
200 grams butter (it has to be real butter!)
100 grams sugar
A little chopped hazelnuts – approx 1 deciliter.
All is put into a bowl with your hands and it is important to use your hands because it is the warmth from your hands that will soften the butter. When the dough is OK, you roll it into a couple of long rolls. You place them chilly for at least 1 hour. Thereafter you slice the rolls up in small round cakes and you put them in the oven for 8-12 minutes…until they have a golden color… oven temperature 225 degrees celsius… and then 1,2,3 haps.. they are gone…;-)
Photo by Frederikke Heiberg.
Visit Gry Fager.
Shop the Stitches Collection by MENU & the Holiday Gift Guide.
It's always fun to peek in & see how people decorate for Christmas, don't you think? Thankfully bloggers happily indulge us so I've decided to do a little tour of a few of my favorites -- how they celebrate & decorate.
Today's visit is at the home of Weekday Carnival. She did a complete Christmas decorating series called Simple Things. Love it.
