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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.
Summertime is in full swing and what a fantastic one it has been! The weather has been absolutely perfect in Portland and we've been enjoying every last bit of living in the countryside.
Here are 3 amazing recipes that have been on my list for summertime celebrating. Have a wonderful weekend!
Images & Recipes: Pakoras | Strawberry Mojito | Chocolate, Cherry and Chevre Cream Tarts
These interior still shots by photographer Heidi Lerkenfeldt are fantastic. The spaces remind me of the freshness of unpacking when you move into a new house and all your furniture & objects are haphazardly stacked up and posed for possibility. I'm totally drawing from the white/grey/wood color palette - so buoyant!
Images via Heidi Lerkenfeldt.
You know the feeling you have when you're on vacation or away at your summer house (if you have one)? Carefree, creative, adventurous. Just happy to have the day. It's such a good outlook to have, I'm claiming it for everyday. We have such an amazing view and a lovely spread of land at our new house on top of the hill in the country that it just seems fitting. Every day is a holiday, and I'm so thankful for today.
So, I've been quite inspired by Summer Houses. Still simple and white yet, a bit more casual, less self-conscious. More creative and friendly.
I love Minna Jones' summer house, pictured above. Her blog is one of my favorites - Time of the Aquarius.
The studio of Danish artist Tenka Gammelgaard is a masterpiece of it's own. It's artfully packed to the brim with interesting objects, lighting, supplies and curios. Plus the undeniable black & white color palette! Tenka's art is a reflection of her studio (or, I'm sure, vice versa) my favorite pieces being her costume drawings, so beautiful!
Wow, really now. Such incredible composition for Residence Magazine styled by Lotta Agaton and photographed by Mikkel Mortensen. Objects, art, color, everything.
So conversational, so much movement and thought -- all home deco should inspire to translate this way in a real life, habitable sort of way.
Image via.
I'm quite intrigued with this space by Studiopepe. I love to look at spaces that are obviously not homes (this is a design shop in Milan) and snag ideas.
The use of repetitive objects and the visual balance of the lamp is a total 10. The whole room reminds me of all the tones, hues and colors of white marble, you see?
More at Studiopepe.
A crazy long named (white chocolate peppermint mocha) upstyled Oreo cookie treat thing. 4 ingredients, no bake 15 minute sort of magic.
I don't eat Oreos anymore. But if I did, you can surely bet I would go for such nasty yummyness.
For the recipe & more delicious images go to Top With Cinnamon.
One of my favorite things about winter is all the beautiful bulbs forced to bloom indoors. It fondly reminds me of my Grandmother.
And while I did not get around to it this year, I have been enjoying seeing other's lovely blooms.
Images via: time of the aquarius | weekday carnival | mariaemb
Minimalist cabin? Sign me up! Perfectly perfect white floors and walls, giant ceiling with loft spaces, woodsy kitchen and? That gigantic picture window, amazing.
Bright & full of light. And despite how minimal it is on the inside, it sure does look cozy. I love it.
Read more on This is Paper.
This amazing instillation by Belgain artist Gert Robijns is a replica of his childhood village but void of all color. Built as public art instillation in an abandoned airstrip, the village I'm sure made quite a stir in it's local community. Can you imagine driving past that?!
Odd, yet interesting.. which I like.
Read more & images via Dezeen.
