Nice styling by Alvem Makleri on what are normally fairly bland/boring shelves. The tricks in play are grouping of similar colours of books, varying the height along the shelves, a mix of textures and items to tantalise the eye (I’m starting to sound like Ms Ahern!) and a bit of negative (empty) space so each grouping/item can breathe. Oh – and hiding all the REALLY ugly stuff in cool boxes!
via alvhem makleri
Clever furniture collection by Carlo Contin called “avvitamenti” that adjust to suit your requirements – tables, stools, lights and more. As seen on designboom.
love love love this faux marble wall at Stilleben in Copenhagen
obsessed with christina schou christensen’s ceramics!
obsessed with christina schou christensen’s ceramics!
Going through notes & photos before tomorrow’s apartment diet course & re-found this. Quote by Karen Kingston, Clear your clutter #apartmentdiet ps there’s still a few spaces left – email us if you’re ready to get your space sorted x nat
Slowly pulling together things for spare room—> baby room transformation xnat #apartmentdiet
Love love love this storage/planter/room divider DIY by the owners – the folk behind Vipp in their Copenhagen apartment as seen in the current Livingetc.
I can’t believe that Abigail Ahern’s bedroom used to look like this but it just goes to show you how our style evolves as we evolve. It’s perfectly normal and actually would be weird if it didn’t. Nothing wrong with this bedroom either though it might make her cringe these days! Interesting, huh?
