Look at this smart little cookie. http://www.kariherer.com/still-life/still-life
Long domed house
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A little bit of fun for Monday.Miniature Food Art
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Plants Plants Plants!
We’ve been loving plants sick lately - in the house, on the house, around the house, instead of the house…. you get the picture. Here’s some beautiful visual inspiration to get you vegetated or reinvigorate your space with some green- and best of all, it’s good for you too!
Plants filter harsh airborne toxins and pollutants that emanate from the inside out, result from cooking, cleaning, living, appliances and all that… can you tell we’re keen on plants!?
A terrarium is a great start to introducing plants to your home, and they’re so easy to make and maintain. Nothing says simplicity like shoving a plant in a glass jar and ignoring it! All you need it a jar/bottle/light bulb/ whatever you can find and some moss, charcoal and an indoor plant, layer them up and stick the lid on.
Simple!
Additionally, (and cross-promotionally… you take what you can) this ties in well with the release of our Trees 4 Trees endorsement for our Ethnicraft range. Trees 4 Trees is an organisation that works closely with the growers and farmers of the region in Indonesia where the timber is sourced for the Ethnicraft range, ensuring sustainable practices are utilised not only in the growth and harvesting of the timber but in the management and livelihood of the local community. A worth cause! Anywhere you see the Trees 4 Trees logo on our range, this indicates that we have contributed a portion of the sales amount towards developing this social equity within these communities. So it’s a win for us and a win for you! Check it out on the link above or our website.
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Blog Love.
I stumbled across http://www.georgeous.com.au today and am smitten by their style.
From corporate, domestic and events they know how to create the right atmosphere.
“When we plan an event, we consider every element, thinking about what it feels like to be a guest throughout the event. We like to inject small surprises and twists that keep our events interesting and captivating. We also focus on hospitality and spend time sourcing only the highest level of suppliers to work with.”
I love the use of furniture in styling and visual merchandising and they do it quite well.
Q. How divine is the environment they created for David Jones at Caulfield last year.
A. Very.
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We chose Eames wire chairs specifically to contrast against our oak dining table. The chairs do not overwhelm our small dining room and most importantly, they are comfortable and light.
(Source: designsponge.com)
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Charles and Ray Eames / Architecture / Love / Design / Lifestyle
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Pretty without being too precious.
Sensible use of colour.
Combination of straight & rounded corners.
Greenery.
Walnut.
Chrome.
Perfection.
(via midcenturia)
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