Every time we move, it takes longer & longer to put up curtains in all rooms. Kind of like it’s no use, we will be moving again soon anyway. We have at least recently got new curtains in the kitchen area & the bedroom. They are thin so they let light through & are hanging on a short rail on each side of the window. Not so much to dampen any noise or to eliminate the light to pour in, but for the thin & fragile textile feeling that only fabrics can evoke.
/ atmycasa
Take care / Marie
A magical picture. Nicely photographed with steaming hot beverage, the white china, the surface beneath & the hand that gently touches the cup. It’s almost poetically beautiful.
/ Johner Bildbyra AB via fancy.com
Take care / Marie
A neat layout where the kitchen & the room in front flow together smoothly & harmonic. The whole is bound together by an architectural framing, centred of both rooms. Black influence creates a foundation which is very exciting as well as a little dramatic. The glass doors provide visibility but also airiness. It’s nicely furnished with room to move freely. Plenty of hidden storage space too.
/ vtwonen
Take care / Marie
A beautiful Christmas with simple attributes that make a nice Christmas in white & green. A little shiny metal accents for an icy feeling, too.
/ bemz.com
Textiles are an important part of a home. Not only for comfort, the feeling or seasonal change. All the more for the joy of colours, patterns & texture. If there is somewhat wrong shade together with something new – I can’t relax until I’ve fixed it so it feels harmonic again. Not that anyone would be able to see a difference but so what – I’m talking about a feeling & it’s important enough. These textiles are not in right red colours, for my part, but it’s more about mix of patterns in this case.
/ konfetti via pinterest.com
Take care / Marie
