Showing posts with label scandinavian design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scandinavian design. Show all posts

27.8.14

Benches for Dining- Would You or Wouldn't You


 
 Image from Indulgy                                       Image from Emma's blog



 Benches are now increasingly being used in dining rooms around the globe. Once only used at beach sides and around Oriental Asia, they can now be seen as a replacement to the dining chair and can be used in almost any kind of house setting you have.


  
Image from Home Maker


image from Bauhaus

26.8.14

Beautiful Patterns from Nina Warmerdam



Beautiful imprints from Nina Warmerdam that features repetitive images to create breathtaking images and patterns. The based in Paris illustrator has created quite a portfolio throughout her designing days.

24.8.14

Washi Tape Lighting


We just discovered these geometric cardboard washi tape DIY lamp shades from super talented Australian product designer, Tamara Maynes

The self customizable quilt light template can be bought on her online shop and can be created in any size you like. For $20 you can download it instantly and start your DIY craze.




Here is an example of a heavy-weight cardboard design.



13.8.14

Lovely Kids House Beds



Little kids' house beds  are popping up like popcorn over the net and it is hard not to admire them. The first time we saw one was in a super expensive child's Scandinavian design book a few years back.
These little DIY cuties create a safe little space for toddlers as the mattress is not high up, yet it looks chic and playful instead of looking like a mattress was just thrown on the floor.

To get more children's rooms ideas and inspiration, fall into the imaginative world at our roll.






12.8.14

Decorating Your Bathroom With Tiles

What type are you?
Would you brave it and go crazy on your bathroom tiles, or go safe with modern traditional tiling? We would do both!
Here are some of our favorite tiled bathroom that we have rounded up for you consisting of mosaics, Moroccan style tiles and traditional hand painted cement tiles.































All images via here.