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this is where we really live -- it's adjacent to the kitchen but has no television, so it feels sort of 'away' .. . . like the rest of the house, it's a constantly evolving design experiment (even the kids are involved -) and a wonderful place to do homework, read, play board games, or just have a chat. it's also teddy's place space -- if you explore the photostream you'll see shots of the wall you can't see here, which has three of those ikea ps cabinets in red, for toy storage. fun.
Our chevron chicken dressed in grey abandoned its role as a door stopper for a while and jumped on the dining table to lay some eggs for this Easter. What a great job it did!
From Domestic Stories with Ivy, our chicken and myself, wishing you a delightfully Happy Easter everyone!
*as the tulips were freshly brought home today, they are still not in bloom. Their yellow color would have lightened up the picture, still for a semi cloudy late afternoon, the light in the winter garden is generous enough. The picture is almost SOOC :*)
P.S: in the comments section you can see last year's Easter picture.
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Can you believe this was shot during the day and right next to a huge window? It is so dark and gray during the winter, but I kind of love having a cup of hot milk, candles and a blanket.
My new sewing machine in my craft studio, with fabric samples from No Chintz for a little project I have in mind.
Blogged at littlemissemmadesign.blogspot.com
... having just posted these pictures* separately, this dyptich shared here aims to linking to the little, tiny post just written on Domestic Stories....
... thought perhaps you'd like to read it :*) ... blogged here
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2014.05.14 - Home. Working at home is wonderful. And though many would admit they wouldn't like to work at home, I love it and wouldn't want any other way. But it has its less positive issues, of course, being one of them the constant working mode with "just-another-email", and also because eventually work always wins regarding the domestic chores, even the ones that are pretty entertaining, such as decorating.
This past week I added a few turquoise and light blue accents to our living-room and I couldn't help in making a photo out of this arrangement on top of a 50's piece of furniture we have at home. The door print is my own and it matched perfectly with all the other accents!
Dzisiaj dla odmiany świeżutkie zdjęcie otwartego holu w INTEMPO
Miejsce jest na tyle piękne, że nie mogłem sobie odmówić „szybkiego kadru”, tuż po zakończonej sesji 😎
Pozytywnego tygodnia dla Wszystkich!
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This teapot makes me smile every time I pass it. It's my first real thrifted Figgjo teapot ever, isn't it beautiful? It keeps fascinating me how those 60's and 70's designs are so very timeless. They are simple and yet bold and endlessly beautiful.
...one of the first things I did the morning when I woke up in Apartment 44, was to take my camera and follow the light around the place to take pictures!
I so adore this place not only because it is my parents new home since less than a year and our summer house for my partner & me, but mostly because it has been designed from scratch by me, being both an interior architect and a stylist.
Last summer and autumn were ones of the hardest of my life, as a lot of weight was carried on my shoulders and I was expected to balance my life between Greece and Germany.
The works had to and were actually finished in a relatively short period of time and all I remember is that I was running like crazy to coordinate workers, choosing, ordering and recieveing new things, let aside having to deal with "clients" who were not exactly positive and happy at that time...and of course let aside the fact that my life partner had to be mostly in Germany which was not exactly the best period for us.
This summer has found us all much happier, relaxed and pleased and am so, so incredibly greateful for that!