Yes, I know I repeat myself in regards to textiles. But they are such an important part of a home, that it’s unavoidable. Moreover, it is a passion, even though I nowadays don’t shop uncontrollably but is careful not to buy unless it’s absolutely necessary. Dark blue & white in combination with soft pink accents – it’s not bad at all. If you see what I mean 🙂
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Take care / Marie
A nice picture, taken from an odd angle so that part of the table is visible, mainly the table setting with all brass candlesticks in focus. It’s stylish with grey kitchen cabinets & the neutral background. While the striped table cloth blends in & accentuates the whole.Wide Striped cloth with narrow striped napkins & china with small floral pattern in blue – neat!
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Take care / Marie
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 nice room that has a lot of fine details. Wall panels in light grey, sloping roof, dark-stained beams & suitable style on bed linen. Rag rugs has a tendency to always create atmosphere. It might be a space in the attic which has been renovated. Either way, it’s very nice.
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Take care / Marie
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2013 in review
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