Anthropological fieldwork

Hello! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend!
Some time ago Anthropologie finally made it to this side of the pond (to London, to be precise). They sell bohemian stylish objects for the home.

Here is some stuff I like

 All photos: Anthropolgie

I wanna ride my bicycle, I wanna ride my bike

I am signing off for a long, sunny weekend, my dears! Don´t you wish that you could cycle on this fantastic pantone yellow bicycle?

Photo: ATCasa

Bohemian yet modern in Copenhagen

All photos: Living etc.

I have major flat envy! And the owners are part of the Danish label Day Birger et Mikkelsen Home which I love, too!. The flat is in a purpose built 1980s building in Copenhagen with no particular architectural features and yet they managed to create a bohemian yet modern atmosphere. I must warn you, the place is huge - 400 square meters. I´ll do a post on the Day Birger et Mikkelsen Home collection, soon.

Italian impressions I

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All Photos: European Chic

Isn´t this a beautiful impressive church? The duomo di Teramo began construction in 1158. I love the lions that protect the beautiful portal and the stripey walls.

P.S. .´..... Impressions´ is going to be part of a series.

Blue dreams

The blue Empire Chandelier is by Marjorie Skouras

 Maisons du Monde

Schloss Nymphenburg in Bavaria, Germany, Blue Salon

Photo: Schloss Nymphenburg

Zara home

CAR Möbel

Octopus Garden wallpaper from Anthropologie

A blue sofa in front of a blue wall. The room is interesting because of the different patterns used: solid, striped, and flowers. 

Who says that tree houses are for kids only?

Photo: Marie Claire Maison

My dream tree house. Ideal for eating with friends and family or lounging and dreaming. Its actually prety big with 10 square meters. Designed by an architect in Bremen, Germany.

Would you like to have a tree house? Did you have one when you were young?

A fairy tale

All photos: Görvälns Slott

Görvälns Slott near Stockholm is one of Sweden´s  fairy tale château from the 1750´s. The fabulous rococo beds in the otherwise understated enviroment really do it for me.  The original tile oven is wonderful, too.

I think my obsession with hotel design stems from the fact that in a hotel you can go much more over the top design wise and I tend to like things I would not necessarily use at home.

Small is beautiful

 

All photos: Marie Claire Maison

Believe it or not, this flat has little natural light and is only 39 square meters. The interior designer has done a great job lighting up the space and using a good mix of light and dark colours I love the doors in this flat and the mixture of mid century and older furniture.

Gardening for lazy people

Photo:  Rumsauer

I never thought that I would blog on European Chic about the football world cup in South Africa which is starting today but when  saw the Robomow RL2000 I couldn´t resist. The Germans figured out how to combine their love for football, design and engeneering. How cool is this!

Office chic

The study of Sara Stockbridge, a writer and former Vivenne Westwood muse, in Brixton, London. I especially like the black wall because it really makes the window pop and contrasts nicely with the wall full of artwork.

Photo: James Royall

Die Remise

In the beautiful port city of Hamburg, Germany I discovered this small jewel of an interior design/jewellery shop called Die Remise owned by a stylist and a goldsmith.

All photos: Die Remise