I am all about purity in design so imagine my excitement when I came across these amazing images from a church in Eastern Bohemia. The Czech designer Maxim Velcovsky has used design classics like the Verner Panton chair and customizing it with a punched crucifix - work of a genius I say!
images via Dezeen
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
Skandivis loves Signe Pling's DIY project
I often find craft to be a bit twee so you can imagine my excitement when I came across this very contemporary DIY job on Nordic Bliss. I literally can't wait to get my hands on some concrete!
The candle holder is made with the help of concrete, a bread tin and the creative genius that is Signe!
Check out the instructions below.
This is what you need:
Ready mixed concrete
A bread tin
cling film
4 tea light
Coarse sandpaper
And this is how it's done:
Cover your bread tin with cling film and fill in the desired amount of concrete. Remove the candles from the foil of the tea light and place them in the concrete making suitable spaces between them as you go along.
Let it dry.
Once the concrete has dried lit all the candles and let them burn down.
Take some coarse sandpaper and sand down the area until you are able
to place another tea light in the hole.
Have fun!
Source Signe Pling via Nordic Bliss
The candle holder is made with the help of concrete, a bread tin and the creative genius that is Signe!
Check out the instructions below.
This is what you need:
Ready mixed concrete
A bread tin
cling film
4 tea light
Coarse sandpaper
And this is how it's done:
Cover your bread tin with cling film and fill in the desired amount of concrete. Remove the candles from the foil of the tea light and place them in the concrete making suitable spaces between them as you go along.
Let it dry.
Once the concrete has dried lit all the candles and let them burn down.
Take some coarse sandpaper and sand down the area until you are able
to place another tea light in the hole.
Have fun!
Source Signe Pling via Nordic Bliss
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
Slow start on Christmas
Every year around the time when people start fretting about the days getting shorter I actually come to life! I love the darker days and get "busy" cuddling up with a blanket and a good book or start nest building and making some seasonal changes to our home. Candles on the table at all meal times become the norm and is part of what makes this season special. I might make a subtle start on decorating for Christmas and often find that the first decorations going up stay out a few weeks into January making a nice slow transition to life after Christmas.
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The above images are from Bo Bedre and the photographer Kristian Septimus Krogh
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The above images are from Bo Bedre and the photographer Kristian Septimus Krogh
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Decorate your home for Christmas
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Let's support Movember
Movember is a fantastic charity that not only puts focus on men's health issues but we can also thank them for all the fantastic sprouting of mustaches around the world ♡ The aim of the charity is to raise vital funds so if you do have a bit to spare please donate though the Movember website thank you!
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Anyway, I do love an eccentric mustache and they often make me smile!
Mugs from Peter Ibruegger Cushions from Urban Outfitters
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Anyway, I do love an eccentric mustache and they often make me smile!
Mugs from Peter Ibruegger Cushions from Urban Outfitters
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Support Movember
Monday, 14 November 2011
DIY tip: Have a go at wall decorations
With the build of my home office now complete I am constantly on the lookout for new ideas and inspiration on decorating. Faced with three white walls I do need to get cracking! L o v i n g this gorgeous butterfly tree and seriously considering giving it a go!
This DIY tip is truly the stoke of a genius and comes via Stylizimo where the full instructions can be found.
This DIY tip is truly the stoke of a genius and comes via Stylizimo where the full instructions can be found.
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DIY Tip Wall decoration
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