IKEA has done it again. Every year a limited edition of a new PS collection arrives, and each year there are a few pieces that I just cannot resist. This year – as I’m in the mindset of getting my own place – I just can’t resist these two versatile and space-saving pieces! Premier on the 1st of May – so keep a lookout!
I cant wait for May. Not just because of summer, but because Ikea’s PS 2014 – On the Move will be launched.
I really can’t stop being inspired by all the amazing homes on Rum Hemma. This week I want to share this lovely, renovated waffle factory. The building has exaggerated proportions, and lots of space. This has been balanced by upsized furniture and light, airy materials. The raw wood wall is an absolute favorite!
Bicycles are good for travel, good for the environment and good for your health. But they are also works of art, incorporating geometrical shapes in an ingenious way. So why hide away your bike when you can show it off on your wall with FIXA from Chrome Ltd. Found on the blog of these lovely sisters!
I’m not usually a fan of complete minimalism, I find it becomes boring because there aren’t enough things to look at, but in bathroom furniture I find it creates a nice calm (maybe combined with Moroccan style tiles on the floor). Anyway I just had to share this minimalistic sink that still managed to intrigue me with its combination of shape and materials. Enjoy!
Found on Freshome
This ex-office in Paris became the perfect dream home, combining the industrial style with personal glory! So happy I found this gem on Rum Hemma.
I know this is an interior design and home decor blog, but sometimes I can’t help wanting to share other sources of inspiration. I found this on tumblr and started reflecting, first of all how true it is, about grandmothers and food (my grandma’ can’t come around without bringing something yummy) and secondly how many sources of inspiration there are for our homes. Our culture, background, family, and cooking can all be great sources of inspiration! Some of these plates have such lovely color schemes! Enjoy!
Source: Slate
I really suck at keeping them alive. I try, I honestly try, to water them as often as I remember, but I’m too lazy and forgetful to make it a habit… So what to do? I love plants inside, but have trouble keeping them alive. I’ve found two potential solutions, have a look!
1. The obvious. What I was going to write about from the beginning. Cacti (or just cactuses, but I think cacti sounds that much cooler!) and succulents.
2. This awesome, eye catching little invention by Patrick Morris, that gradually waters your plants with gravity’s help and only needs refilling once a fortnight!
When looking though Hemnet for a dose of inspiration I found this amazing turquoise hallway. Beautiful, eye-catching, and bold. Maybe one day I’ll live in a house that can sport this type of crazy color!
in Gothenburg, a beautiful apartment with a great feeling for detail and luxurious materials. It’s Home of the Week Wednesday!
and I’ll say it again: reclaimed wood will never die (again)! Love it.
Where my Hat is. 