Creating a moodboard for a project that I hope will still happen in these difficult times…Many of us are affected by what is happening in the world right now. Let´s stay creative to keep our minds sane and hope that keep on trying is the only way to go xx
Many of us are stuck at home during these times and what else to do than making the best of it? At least for now there is no shortage of food so I´m trying out new recipes and setting the dinner table at little extra each night to make it special. Those beautiful linen cloths made by hand by my grandmother that I so rarely use because I´m afraid to stain them are coming out! And since Spring is already here there are plenty of snowdrops in the garden that are coming inside in small vases everywhere. A little sprinkle to a heavy situation is (if we can and are well) what we need.
Pic via EyeSwoon, courtesy of Roman & Williams Guild.
For the love of wood & with a view…The Bluff House by Kennon Architects.
Photo by Derek Swalwell, via The Local Project with thanks.
1. Kassandra Thatcher Oblong Loop Lamp, 2. Kino Wood lamps by Emmanuel Gardin, 3. Cone Lamp, Artilleriet, 4. Demisch Danant 5. Kassandra Thather Large Blob Lamp 6. Demisch Danant 7. Paavo Tynell Floor Lamp, Model 9602, 8. Demisch Danant , 9. Zara Home
Alexis Christodoulou, a self-taught 3D artist living in Cape Town, South Africa has spent the last 6 years building a collection of works focusing on imaginary architecture. I find these ideas very inspiring.
See more of his work here.
Beautiful serene space by Norm Architects. You can almost taste the peaceful ambiance one would feel living here.
My taste in art is probably not that wild and I´m most often inspired by monochrome color schemes and textures more than anything else. Today I found artist Joelle Somero and I really like what she does. Dear Santa….
You can see more of Joelle´s work here.
I´ve gone all in when it comes to Christmas decorations this year but I really like the subtle tone in these pictures and in this case less is really more.
Pic 1-2 by Mouche Collective, no 4 by Elisabeth Heier (via who I also found all the pictures) & no 3 by Elisabeth Heier & Linda Veggeland.