Well, you are supposed to travel to broaden your mind, aren’t you. Today I’ve had to change my mind on two of my major blogging obsessions. First – text as decor. I’ve been against it for so long, but Antoni Gaudi’s Sagrada Familial has changed my mind: All the words of all the parts of ...
Here’s trendy little kitchen from the real estate pages in Malmo, Sweden. Featuring the color of the year – “honeysuckle” pink – coupled with my favorite white subway tile: (via and BrightBazaar) A striking color combination, isn’t it? The paint job does seem a little unfortunate, but it’s a valiant attempt to overcome that delightful ...
Spotted at the tile showroom yesterday, this glass tile is a new twist on the text as decor theme: To be quite honest, I can’t say if there are too many adjectives, verbs, or anything else. What does it all mean? It takes me right back to Latin class – where the main thing I ...
A lovely calming bath, the perfect place for a soak and the chance to escape from your busy holiday schedule for a while: And just in case you wash away your memory as well as your cares, the way out is sign-posted for you. Or is it? A comment (albeit inaccurate) on the bathroom decor? ...
Y’know, if you need this much help identifying the kitchen, you are probably not really qualified to use it: Though if you are very lucky, you might find the instructions are included: Now this has me confused – either it is a farmhouse kitchen, or it isn’t. The sign is completely redundant… …unless the intention ...
I sometimes wonder, in this age where we all tap on screens or type on keyboards to communicate, are kitchens the only places people write by hand anymore? Are we trying to recapture an earlier, simpler time? Post industrial but definitely pre-computer? We might tap, click, and drag all day at work, but at home ...
I think this new pantry door idea from JELD-WEN is a great idea — the Authentic Recipe Pantry door lists actual recipes in stylized script fused directly into the door’s glass panel: I don’t know if you remember, but we came across something a little similar a year or so ago (blogged here) but that ...