Room for two

I am sure you will enjoy these bedrooms as much as I do - time for an early night perhaps?
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Room of Karma

Lotte Agaton 

Rum for tva 
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Autumn

My idea of autumnal heaven!

 

Via Lille W

Photos by Morten Holtum

Perfection?

Perfection found in the imperfect ...

"If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking."
— Haruki Murakami (Norwegian Wood)



Image via Hviit

Serene and pure

& simply beautiful ...

Via Design Lump

A coffee maker to live for!

I have just stumbled upon this cool bistro coffee maker and cups designed by Mette Moejbaek-Duedahl a talent from the Danish Design School. Sadly the set is not in production yet - but believe me I'll the first to get my hands on them when they do
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Via Rum 1-2-3

One last Danish summer house

I know that autumn is nearly here but I have one last Danish summer house to share with you

Via Bolig Magasinet dk  photo  Birgitta Wolfgang Drejer

Some very chilled kitchens

Nothing beats a lovely kitchen and I have found some real corkers for you! Kitchen envy anyone?

Via Whatwillswants

A dream of a bedroom

One of my favorite bloggers Desiree from Vosges Paris has just completed her latest DIY project and the result is a stunning dream bedroom in white and grey shades.  Am I jealous? Hell yes!

Images via VosgesParis

Loving the library look

I came across this amazing building on Stumble Upon  the building which in fact is a garage for Kansas City's Library is concealed behind giant bindings of books - Inspired!

Ok so I've thrown in a  few cushions from our store that also completes that library look hope you like them!

Dreamy water images..

I came across these striking images on Mitt kreative gen and simply had to share them with you.  The photos were taken by the very talented Norwegian photographer Beate W. Sveum
Happy bank holiday Monday!

Photo: Beate W. Sveum

Upcycled home office

I am always on the lookout for creative ways to improve my home office and love the idea of upcycling too!

Via the Danish magazine BoligLiv

Fun with boards

About a year ago I came across these amazing Kotona magnetic notice boards for the first time and immediately loved them. The boards are decorative but also very practical and the magnets are so strong that you are able to attach a large bunch of keys or a pair of scissors to them!

The boards are made from left over material from the furniture industry this makes them Eco-friendly too!

The Kotona magnetic notice boards are available from our shop

Say it with a post-it

I just came across the blog thingsweforget and immediately fell in love with their post-it notes left in public places.

The poster is available to buy at thingsweforget.blogspot.com

Go on make your mark!

I came across these images on Liberty Deco  and thought what better way to give your home that individual touch!  The kids will LOVE it!

4 x Happy

I have been following the work of  Therese Sennerholt  for a while so I knew that she was launching a new set of cards today. The result is 4 x Happy and I am loving them!

Cocoa Eye

I just stumbled across this beautiful image on Still Inspiration and was very excited to find the  the Cacao Eye poster by Olle Eksell "the eye" was originally designed as a logo for the Swedish chocolate manufacturer Mazetti.

Pølsehorn a wholesome Danish snack

Ok so you won't be able to pronounce the name of this snack but essentially it's
sausages wrapped in dough! I came across this recipe in  boligliv and wanted to share it with you.

(24 pieces.)
25 g butter
5 dl milk
50 g  fresh yeast (get from your local baker's)
3 tsp. sugar
2 tsp. salt
200 g spelt flour
500-600 g regular wheat flour
24 small sausages (could  be vegetarian such as Tival)
A little sesame seeds for sprinkling over the horns befor they go into the oven


Melt the butter in a saucepan  add the milk and get to a warm but not hot temperature

Remove the saucepan from the heat and pour the liquid into a bowl
stir in the yeast,sugar, salt followed by the spelt flour  which should be added a little at the time whilst kneading the dough.
- keep a little of the flour back and continue  kneading until dough is smooth and supple.
Cover the dough and let it rise in a warm place for approx. 1 hour.

Turn the dough onto a floured surface and knead it well.


Split the dough into 24 pieces and roll  out in the shape of sausages
Wrap the dough around the sausages and arrange them on two baking trays covered
with baking paper. Let bread raise approx. 30 min.
Turn on the oven to 200 degrees.


Brush horns with water and sprinkle with sesame seeds .

Bake for about 15 min or until  golden.

Velbekomme!!  Enjoy!!


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