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31/08/2013

Pool-life

I have checked in on family & friends on FB during the Swedish summer & all seemed to enjoy their summer, when the sun is up & working, which haven’t always been the case. Summer is over by now, back home. At the same time, we are heading into the first days of spring, in Australia. Not that we can complain about the winter weather – sunny, hot & truly wonderful, all in all.

We have pool thoughts in terms of our backyard. We have in any case come so far, that we’ve agree that it should be a tall form slender pool that’s ideal for swimming. We want to save some of the garden to fruit trees & greenery, of course. This is still in its infancy & a lot could happen before we take the first steps. So meanwhile, I’m enjoying all kinds of pools around the world, through some web browsing. Life can be so simple sometimes, right? Everything is within reach in terms of inspiration. These pools are more from a holiday angle but it’s nice anyway. That ‘s what pool-life is about, after all.

1. White & blue luxury / google.com

2. Fresh & salty water in sight / fancy.com

3. Pure beauty / aoolayercake.com

4. Lap pool / TSC PENTHOUSE POOL

5. Karmajimbaran resort, Bali / google.com

6. Relaxing environment / mensreverie.com

7. Coastal feeling / charmingspaces

8. Lazy days / inspired-design

9. Hotel Katikies, Santorini / photobucket.com

10. Beautiful surrounding / giftsoflife.tumblr

11. Villa d’Este, Lake Como / flickr.com

12. Hall, Shimla, India / skonah.seem

13. Playa Vik José Ignacio, Uruguay / pinterest.com

14. Dusit Thani /Maldives triparoundthai.com

15. One & Only Reethi Rah, Maldives / Google.com

Take care / Marie

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Tagged Bali, India, Lake Como, Maldives, outdoors, pool, pool design, Santorini, Shimla, swimming pool

22/08/2013

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Homes / Interiors, Outdoor Gallery

Outdoor mood

Stylish summer furniture is sometimes hard to find. Especially when you have a picture in mind of how you want them to look like or if you have to adapt to a given area. In a country like Australia, you are not so dependent on the weather, in the sense that you can be outside all year round. You often see indoor furniture on porches. Sofas, armchairs & tables. I thought it looked a little tricky in the beginning, coming from a winter-land. But it’s very charming. Although, I’m continuing to stick to furniture for outdoor use. However, this is not about outdoor furniture, but about being outdoors. You’re supposed to use what the occasion offers to enjoy the pleasant weather. Our winter here in Australia have been fantastic. One of the warmest winters in 40 years, I believe. The winter here is almost like our summer in Sweden. So, with this beautiful winter weather, I find my self in outdoor mood.

1 / cozyspaces.tumblr.com

cozyspaces.tumblr.com 2 / tumblr.com.

3/ mollyjazz via fancy.com

4 / justbesplendid.tumblr.com

5. /southernliving.com

6 / myparadissi.tumblr.com

7 / googlemage.com.au

ikea.se 8 / ikea.se

9 / weheartit

8 livethemma ute 10 / livethemma.se

11 / indoorsoutdoors.tumblr.com

5 livethemma 12 / livethemma.se

13 / kulunkadecoblog

14 / skonahem.se

2 livethemma 15 / livethemma.se Take care / Marie

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Tagged Australia, beach, furniture, garden furniture, outdoor, outdoor furniture, patio, picnic, Sweden

21/08/2013

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Daily inspiration, poufs

I’m rather fond of these kind of furniture. Such as poufs that can be used for extra seating or to stretch your legs, store things on & occasionally inside etc. These are beautiful to look at & beautifully designed in both shape & fabric choices.

/ fancy.com

Take care / Marie

Tagged chair covers, fabric, flexible, furniture, Interiors, mobile furniture, Pouf, poufs, soft furniture

15/08/2013

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Details

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

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Tagged accessories, cabinets, decor, design, details, Door, furniture, home decor, pictures

09/08/2013

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Perspective

Time to change the angle of the camera, or is it perhaps the motive?

It’s good, at times, to take a step back to get some distance to things & events, to see things from different perspectives. I sometimes feel that I get blinded by speed. There’s so much to be done, decisions to be made, things to be agreed on & so on. If I don’t constantly discusses with family, friends or with concerned, I’m afraid I would end up into habitual behavior, to do as I have always done, see stuff & things from a monotonous perspective.

I guess that I’ve learnt that it’s not about how fast you run, but how well it gets, in the end. That it’s not about quantity but rather quality. You just have to be patient & see things in a longer term perspective. In this case, it is nothing serious we are talking about, just different angles from interior perspective. Mostly!

Perfect place to relax / keltainentalorannalla.blogspot