{1} Sculpture by Sophie Ryder {2} Traditional Finnish market basket revisited by designer Harri Koskinen

{3} Campana Brothers, from their Transplastic Series {4} Strandkörb, [...]]]> Usually I think of wicker purely in terms of being the enemy of leotards, but every now and then a great woven object comes along and makes me reconsider. Here are some examples.

{1} Sculpture by Sophie Ryder {2} Traditional Finnish market basket revisited by designer Harri Koskinen

{3} Campana Brothers, from their Transplastic Series {4} Strandkörb, traditional German-Dutch beach chairs, photographed by Matt Buckhurst

{5} Playful woven lampshades by Made in Mibre of Chili {6} Installation by Patrick Dougherty

{7} Spanish Pavilion of the World Expo Shanghai 2010 by Miralles/ Tagliabue EMBT {8} Great reading chair by Schoenhuber Franchi, Italy.

When flowers seem too flowery, vegetables as décor offer a great modern twist. With many designers exploring the vegetable as inspiration objects within themselves, it is getting easier to get your 5 -10 servings a day…

And an impeccable set of Finnish pots offer their own kind of vegetable inspiration.

{1} ceramic vessels by Daniel Reynolds {2} Edible [...]]]>

When flowers seem too flowery, vegetables as décor offer a great modern twist. With many designers exploring the vegetable as inspiration objects within themselves, it is getting easier to get your 5 -10 servings a day…

And an impeccable set of Finnish pots offer their own kind of vegetable inspiration.

{1} ceramic vessels by Daniel Reynolds {2} Edible sculpture by Erwin Frotin {3} Cabbage centerpiece, unknown {4} Hollandsche Kerstballen ceramic collection by Maaike Roozenburg {5} Waxed vegetables by Marielle Leenders {6} Meticulously crafted textile artichoke by Scholten & Baijings {7} Sarpaneva pots by Iittala

With all of the soccer madness going on, the pitch is turning up in some fascinating places… There is something wonderful about bringing the out-of-doors in and the indoors out, especially at this time of year.

{1} Iceland {2} Harvested seating by Kwangho Lee {3} Grass pattern custom upholstery by Chair Couture {4} Garden lounge by [...]]]>

With all of the soccer madness going on, the pitch is turning up in some fascinating places… There is something wonderful about bringing the out-of-doors in and the indoors out, especially at this time of year.

{1} Iceland {2} Harvested seating by Kwangho Lee {3} Grass pattern custom upholstery by Chair Couture {4} Garden lounge by Deger Cengiz {5} Grass table by Re-ply Designs {6} Natural moss mat by La Chanh Nguyen {7} Moss sculptures by Mineo Mizuno

“Accent pillow” has to be one of the most overused terms in interior design today… All the same, a little comfort for a rainy Monday afternoon is in order. These artists and designers reinvent the idea of the pillow in completely appealing ways.  With no resemblance to anything even remotely accentish.

{1} Photographe Trine Throsen {2} Annual Furniture par Tatsuya Maemura

{1} Essimar- allez voir comment Esther Ramirez travaille le papier {2} Inspiration Wall chez Style-Files

{1}Hope Spring Eternal via Style-Files {2}Inconnu {3}Ina+Matt Studio pour Longbarn {4}Ida-Wooden Dolls

Sur une trame neutre confondant les styles et les époques, je peux superposer l’instantané, les [...]]]>

{1} Photographe Trine Throsen {2} Annual Furniture par Tatsuya Maemura

{1} Essimar- allez voir comment Esther Ramirez travaille le papier {2} Inspiration Wall chez Style-Files

{1}Hope Spring Eternal via Style-Files {2}Inconnu {3}Ina+Matt Studio pour Longbarn {4}Ida-Wooden Dolls

Sur une trame neutre confondant les styles et les époques, je peux superposer l’instantané, les images et les textures du moment présent. Je tisse ma palette de couleur au gré des envies, mais le solide demeure. J’habille les pierres du jardin, je prépare un gâteau-décor. Ainsi s’exprime une certaine idée de la frugalité puisque le petit bout de papier,  la découpe d’actualité devient le décor. Et puis, pourquoi pas, je traîne  tout cela avec moi!l