Time for a bathroom, don’t you think? After a long weekend in Melbourne & a very nice hotel, I got bathrooms on my mind. They are usually small but functional which this one was also. You rarely need bigger bathroom when staying at a hotel but it is the opposite at home. Anyway, I got stuck for this image for the simple but classy decor.
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Take care / Marie
Stripes are always stylish & adds flair. They never go out of date.
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It’s the details what makes it. On the other hand, why bother to develop or improve things at all. Sometimes it’s hard to say what makes a pleasant environment & other less so. It’s exciting when there are small things to discover, things that are not visible at once. As a story that begins gently & ends in a cascade of events.
All those little details that makes the day.
1. Everyday use / remainsimple.tumblr
2. Green details / ochre.net
3. Corner decor / ingerstedt.se
4. Pink tassels / theyallhateus.com
5. Outdoor accessories / atmycasa
6. Oversized design / style.com
7. Yellow doors / livethemma.se
8. Mirrored details / Petra Bindel
9. Framed with postcards / desiretoinspire
10. Decorative stuff / marymadethis
11. Sweet things / mokkasin
12. Arrangement / decor 8
13. Character / ingerstedt.se via pinterest.com
14. Stacked / dusty
15. Accessories / google.com
Take care / Marie
This is design that makes you happy. It becomes more of an installation or piece of art. At the same time as it’s functional, of course. It doesn’t have to be so complicated at times. Seems to me that you can change the way it looks depending on who’s using it & what you put on the shelfs. I like that it’s pleasant & smooth on the eye also, almost an ergonomic appearance.
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Take care / Marie
Coffee with something small, a snack, has for most of us, regardless of age, become a well trendy socializing-form, an almost sacred ritual. There’s a coffee shop in every corner nowadays. Still, it wasn’t until late 1600s that coffee had its breakthrough. It was regarded as something expensive & exclusive, where only the “elite” could afford the luxury. We have a swedish expression that’s used daily … to grab a fika, which is a coffee with something small & sweet to. It’s hard to believe that it’s the Swedes today who, together with the Finns, are the ones who’s drinking most coffee in the world. There’s a strong coffee culture in Australia too, surely one the best places where the coffee tastes wonderful no matter where you are.
Wikipedea: Coffee is a brewed beverage with a distinct aroma and flavor, prepared from the roasted seeds of the Coffeaplant. The seeds are found in coffee “cherries”, which grow on trees cultivated in over 70 countries, primarily in equatorial Latin America, Southeast Asia, India and Africa. Green (unroasted) coffee is one of the most traded agricultural commodities in the world. Coffee is slightly acidic (pH 5.0–5.1) and can have a stimulating effect on humans because of its caffeine content. It is one of the most consumed drinks in the world.
Always in the mood for coffee / tassike.ee
Beautiful vintage sign / fancy.com 
I love this image / Google.com
Simple but beautiful /dustjacketattic.blogspot
Inviting & exciting /atelierrueverte
One of the most popular drinks in the world /cafeapostrophe via tumblr
Swedish expression / ablogwithaview
Grab a fika / photobucket.com
Simply beautiful / devidsketchbook.tumblr.com
Good to know / designyoutrust.com
Lovely atmosphere / foopie via fancy
Yes, please /photobucket
Dedication /thediaryofaminimalist
Coffee beauty /thatkindofwoman.tumblr.com
Early morning & first coffee of the day / stadshem.se
Take care / Marie
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