Monthly Archives: March 2013

stockholm furniture fair, &tradition

I love these images of &Tradition from the recent Stockholm Furniture Fair.  So ethereal.

Isn't the Shuffle Side Table just lovely? [bottom image].

Shop &Tradition.

3 spaces, line klein

 

Three styles, 1 sofa and 1 room. Quite the challenge, I can't decide which one I like best. Possibly leaning toward the pink/copper space. Loving the grey elements...

The Mayor Sofa is by &Tradition, though not currently available in the US.

Photography by Line Klein.

dark & gold

I'm intrigued by the moodiness of this space. Black and gold? So intense! And while I am usually not a fan of dark red, it works in this room well enough. Though i'm not quite sure I could pull it off myself.

I love the two black coffee tables.

Via Skona Hem.

front design

A bit ago I shared with you my love for the new Stelton Frost products designed by Swedish group Front.

I'm even more in love with Front than first imagined! Their designs for Gemla (the chairs, oh the black one!) and Moroso (the small sofa, such detail!) and the Surface Tension Lamp are equally as stunning. All of their designs illustrate such fluidity and grace.

Visit Front.

treat, swedish semlor

I'll have to ask my Swedish friend about these little treats, but so far, I'm sold on the very idea of Semlor - cream filled sweetened buns. Mmm!

How could one resist? Reminds me of a cream filled Pâte à Choux, but after closer a closer look at the recipe, the bun part puzzles me!

For the Semlor recipe & more beautiful photos via Call Me Cupcake.

 

new, ferm living ss13

 

The Spring/Summer '13 Collection of Ferm Living is my favorite one yet! They've cleverly incorporated new patterns, pieces and colors that are fresh ... yet stay true to their previous collections.

A few of my favorites:
Star Tray
The new Porcelain Vases
Cube Tealight
All the new pillows - such great patterns!

Shop Ferm Living.

zero waste home

I've had my eye on Bea Johnson after reading this article in the NY Times 3 years ago. Her story & vision for living is extreme. And I'm fascinated.

Bea has a lifestyle blog called Zero Waste Home which pretty much sums it up. What really intrigues me - beyond the no-garbage thing - is how simply Bea's family live in their home. The white floors (and white everything else) is not just part of a trendy Scandinavian thing. It's for the purpose of simplistic, clean living. So simplified that there is practically nothing to clean, nothing to pick up, no trash to take out...

I want this! Bea just wrote a book called Zero Waste Home, due out early April. I'll be buying this in iBooks as I would not want to add to more book clutter, ha!

All images via Zero Waste Home.

humlebæk home, norm architecture

A simply designed artist home. Rough, open and full of light. And totally okay if you get some paint on the floor. The Humlebæk Home by Norm Architecture is a beautiful example of not getting stuck in a particular reference but instead being fully inspired by concept and form. Love it.

Images via EST Magazine, Photography by Norm Architecture.
Hanging lights are &Tradition Topan Pendants.

 

drink, irish whiskey smash

It's only appropriate, right? St. Patrick's day is on Sunday so we must celebrate with something green. An Irish Whiskey Smash by The Boys Club is perfectly in order.

For the recipe, visit The Boys Club.

 

blog, the rag rug

 

Non fussy, lovely corners from the Finish Blog Rag Rug.

More, here.