Japanese artist Shino Takedo creates the most beautiful ceramic pieces. This is what she says about her work and herself: I grew up on Kyushu island in southern Japan. Kyushu has a rich history of ceramics and arts. My mother & Continue reading ’

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Isnt this the best baby announcement?! I think it is creative and highly original. The announcement was made by stylist Erin Michael for baby Jagger. The lovely blanket used is the Pia Wallen Cross baby blanket. Source: via Alphabet Monkey & Continue reading ’

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I am loving these cute animal coat racks made of birch wood. The hangers are created by NOtoys, a Dutch company that designs and produces sustainable products that children actually play with and at the same time match with the & Continue reading ’

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This beautiful kitchen is designed by Danish company Kobenhavns Mobelsnedkeri. The design is minimalistic but the fumed oak gives a sense of warmth to the clean lines. I love the huge glass doors that gives access to the pantry. Credits: & Continue reading ’

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I love this bathroom in Elizabeth Heiers home as it is simply, stylish and serene. Three qualities that I think a bathroom should have. Elizabeth has used concrete for the floor and for the large sink. The shower cabin is & Continue reading ’

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I am jumping on a plane to Greece this week for some serious rest & relaxation. To get in the mood todays post is features some gorgeous pictures of Greece. These images, by Marta Locklear, are all taken on Mykonos, & Continue reading ’

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I love these handmade wooden toys from Sarah & Bendrix, a small design studio based in Surrey, United Kingdom. The toys are made of perfectly polished natural untreated wood. Non painted, unvarnished, so completely safe for children. These adorable toys & Continue reading ’

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This beautiful rural home in New South Wales, Australia, was recently featured on The Design Files. Elise and Pablo’s home, which is a converted weatherboard church, is perched on a block of land near the Hawkesbury River. The church dates & Continue reading ’

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Dont you love this beautiful workspace? Good news, it has been created by using IKEA legs so it is not too expensive and easy to make yourself. You can find detailed instructions on Camille Styles blog. The beautiful prints, such & Continue reading ’

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Todays post features ten of the best al fresco dining settings that I could find online. I have tried to make a diverse selection: there are some settings for large gatherings, for small gatherings, a picnic for two and even & Continue reading ’

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This lovely 1960s two-bedroom beach cottage belongs to designer Marika Jarv and her husband Matt and their two daughters. It is located near Avalon in Sydney, Australia. Many of the furniture pieces featured in these images where bought on Ebay. & Continue reading ’

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Owners Wendy and Jochem designed this house boat themselves. Together with their three children they live a happy and free live on their beautiful boat. Living close to nature it is the perfect place to raise kids. On summer nights & Continue reading ’

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I found this beautiful home on Dominos website but unfortunately there isnt any information about it. But I think the images speak for themselves. This home is modern, gorgeous and filled with some lovely pieces of art. For example the & Continue reading ’

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This beautiful home, located in East London, belongs to British designer-maker Lucy Bathurst. Lucy is an expert at breathing new life into vintage textiles. She designs pieces for architects, hotels, restaurants and private clients. You can find out more about & Continue reading ’

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I love the pretty designs by Mae Engelgeer. This Dutch designer based in Amsterdam likes to design colorful and eye catching products which are like a piece of art in any interior. In this post you can find a selection & Continue reading ’

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I have featured the work of Barcelona based interior studio INTSIGHT before but have you seen their latest project? They have designed the beautiful Tramuntana Hotel. This hotel with only eleven rooms is located in the old town of Cadaqu'es. & Continue reading ’

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This beautiful home decorated mainly in black & white is located in an old factory in Vaasa, Finland. Owners Netta and Jaakko created a modern apartment but maintained the historic industrial character of the building by choosing their furniture pieces & Continue reading ’

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This collection of handmade porcelain cups is designed by PS Studio, a Dutch design studio that focuses on both interior architecture and product design. Their taped series is inspired by the texture of skin and the tactile feeling and the & Continue reading ’

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Amber Lewis home is the perfect example of how to add colors and different patterns without creating an overwhelming effect. Her style is bright, fun, relaxing and has a bohemian chic vibe. You can see her personality reflected in her & Continue reading ’

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Danish designers Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Ronn named their company Norm to express their dedication to “working with Danish norms and standards refined over hundreds of years,” says Bjerre-Poulsen, “rather than rejecting them in the endless search for new.” The & Continue reading ’

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