-Inspired By This-

Credit: Residence Photo By Klas Sjöberg

This week I did not need to do a whole board on objects that inspires me. Everything was staring at me in this fantastic photo.

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Expensive Pieces Versus Space?

Credit {from left to right}: 1.Svenskt Tenn  2.Vitra  3.Bolia  4. Bolia Via Bobedre

I believe that a big benefit with living small is that one might afford to splurge on some designer pieces. One day when I feel settled enough I might own this sofa, but most probably I will start of with something like a pillow from Svenskt Tenn.

So what do you think; are you one of those who would trade down space to afford that designer lamp that you have been craving for so long?

Friday Picks

1. Posters {Therese Sennerholt} Inspiring and easy to look at. 2. Diaries {Bookbinders} It seems as if I am always on a mission to find a nice looking diary. 3. A Blouse {Gina Tricot}. Actually it is more like 'the' blouse. 4. Macbook Pro {Apple} I would not say no to a new laptop ;) 


My super short product list this week. Are there any particular items that you are into this week? 

Is 42 Square Metre Enough?

Compact-, small- or impossible living some may call it, to me living small is a synonym for freedom or opportunities.

So would this stunning 42 square metre apartment be enough for you?

Credit: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Photo By Andreas Mikkel Hansen /Images Borrowed From Boligmagasinet

To Find The Right Poster

• Credit {from left to right}:1, 2, 3, 4 Easy Art

At the moment it seems to be mission impossible to find the right poster. When I browse online there are tons of beautiful, and playful graphic posters. But why can't I then find 'the one'? I like the once I picked out here, found on Easy Art, but they would only work as pops through the interior, not as 'the' actual focal point that I so crave.

I am hoping to find something that catches my eye, to then use it as an inspiration for the whole decor. As for now I am still wandering back and forth between what style and direction I should go for.

Where do you go to find your posters?

Inspired By This

• Credit: 1. Darling Clementine Via Favoritleksaker 2. Sköna Hem Photo By Karl Anderson 3. Isak Via Favoritleksaker 

I would love to get my hands on a project that involves decorating a nursery.

If I had money I would buy a bunch of items, send my brother and sister in-law on a vacation, only so I could get the pleasure of decorating my nephews room. 

Animal prints are so fun and cute. A bonus is that a later date they can be used for educational purposes. It has always been a trend or an obvious item to decorate with animals in nurseries, but lately it has truly boomed and every where I look a see elephants, pandas and so on. What do you think, is this your cup of tea? {1} An organized clutter...I think that kids rooms should feel playful. The little once should feel free to play and leave their toys laying around. It's part of being creative and feeling free as a kid. Well of course they should learn how to tidy it up in storage units or boxes ;) Oh and that giraffe seriously should move in to me. {2} Wallpaper + triangle; It can't go wrong...{3}

Any kids related photos that's inspiring you lately?

Elin Kings Dining Room

• Credit: Residence 

I can't get my eyes off this fashion blogger's dining room: It's warm, light, elegant and with elements brought in from nature. I love the fact that it looks so grown-up and not very cluttered. I am using it, together with some other images to create the mood board for my new apartment.

I finally found an apartment that will be our stopping ground for awhile. More on that later, I really need the help of you renters out there.