


glossy floors, warm patterns and a cabinet in wooden textile, by elisa stozyk and sebastian neeb.



glossy floors, warm patterns and a cabinet in wooden textile, by elisa stozyk and sebastian neeb.




resting, eating, reading. and if the brunch would involve some pink lanson, well that would just make it a perfect sunday.





i think this collection by rodarte for opening ceremony (fall -11) is absolutely stunning. i want every single piece and accessory. even the styling. also: it’s on sale now..! it’s just too good.




i’ll just be spending my weekend here then! mentally that is. but my real weekend isn’t going to be so bad either. anyways, have a nice friday!



ethereal and transcendental photos are the best. the rarest and best. like all things rare.
2nd photo by miranda lehman.


there is nothing like an early winter morning walk. the air is so very crisp, the snow is almost crunching under your feet and everything is so clean, so still.
photo via velveteen.


ice cream breakfasts, embracingly soft scarves and quirky still lives. by le dans la, sunken treasure and mieke willems.



grey skies and -14C make for excellent inside-activities. such as cleaning, reading, working and eating yummy taylors and jones sausages with honey and cheese. february will work out fine in other words.



this reminds me of some kind of small village where time stands still. and it’s absolutely ok.



velvet sofas and knitted sweaters. january: come on then, pass. or turn my surroundings into the above, like in paris.



phonographs, white tile cooking islands, patterned sofas and lot’s of lamps, by femke pastijn and le dans la.


things to do on a saturday: stare at the ceiling in an amazingly comfy chair, clean by just stuffing things into bright sacks, lie very still as if time will go faster that way and make it april again.



discolight-lamp and amazing apartment with quite amazing light. take me theere and it must be the place. the lamp is by studio bertjan pot.
