Not that I think it works with a sofa, especially with white cover, by the poolside. But it sure looks both nice & relaxing. It’s very beautiful with coral-blue water, the white wide sofa & orange coloured cushions. With a broad sun hat & an iPad close at hand, it would probably feel as if it’s close enough, the best thing you ever can buy for money, with the risk of sounding superficial. Who said you can’t buy happiness 🙂
/ Madeinheaven
Take care / Marie
I had a day off today & met with an old friend for breakfast.
It was nice & relaxing, with a short walk after the breakfast where we shopped a few girlie things, to her adorable daughter. It’s sunny & warm in the sun so we spent a couple of hours on my porch & talked about everything under the sun. I thought this lovely image would suit to “today’s findings”.
The dark surface of the table, the plate of green design & the arrangement of the sandwiches with a wooden stick to hold everything in place. Love it!
/ Mokkasin.blogspot.com
Take care / Marie
Sometimes I see a picture that I find nice. Next day or next time I see the same Image & I find it absolutely wonderful. It changes from one day to another. Maybe, you need to see some things several times to react. As some movies that feels like, oh well. Then when you later on sees them again, the feeling is completely different.
This was not the case with this picture, it was instant love!
/ lascositasdebeachau-blogspot-ca
Take care / Marie
I fell for this picture today.
I think it’s because I always am on the look out for pictures with inspiring wall solutions. On the whole, I think it’s interesting & exciting with photos, pictures, posters & anything else that can be framed or just be put up on a wall. The last year or the years it has become more common with different solutions instead of the standard three frames in a row on the wall. Personal expressions, fun & different thinking around composition, frames around a corner & so on.
This solution requires less colours in the room to allow the wall do the job. Which it certainly does!
/ worldofbea.com
Every time I drive past the airport, I see the huge container hangar where the containers are stacked on one another, in endless rows. It looks like an exciting landscape of orderly rows of giant iron boxes. I think it looks extremely appealing, can’t help it. Every time, the thought occurs, that I would like to live there … which impossible of course. At least right there. But it is possible to live in a dumpster … or whatever name that is appropriate. They are suitable both as workplace, a home, storey building, kindergarten & so on. Or even a mobile home, why not!
Here are some great solutions that are interesting in many ways. The possibilities are endless & it shouldn’t be too expensive, for those interested. What do you think?
Container depot / Lambert
For the wanderlust / decocrush.tumblr.com
Complete small space / ideastosteal
French door rooms made from shipping containers / fancy.com
Possible to furnish with character / thedesignerpad.com
Several storeys works too / images.search.yahoo.com
Permanent living / inthralld.com
Modern container school / recyclart.org
pop up hotel / designmom.com
Eye catching coffee shop / catwood.com
Summer house / busyboo.com
Stylish black architecture / Pinterest.com
Wedged between “real” houses, really nice / 100life.jp,com
With a patio too / architizer.com
Take care / Marie
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