VEILED LADY ___________by Damien Gernay

I just stumbled over this raw minimalist lamp designed by Belgium based designer Damien Gernay. The lamp collection that includes a floor light, table lights and chandelier is inspired by a mushroom called veiled lady. But the designer describes the lamp design more like an organic anarchy. And what makes it more organic is that each piece is sculpted by hand.

via Leibal

ACCESSORIES ___________________________ hay

As a interior stylist/blogger I browse through every day lots of great pages on the internet and see so many good stuff that I never post about. That´s why I have started now a new label here on the blog called accessories.

The uncrowned king of accessoarier is definitely Danish hay. Although their brand is wide with a solid furniture collection, it is the little accessories that everyone can afford, that has made the brand so famous and loved among non interior interested too. In my own collection of hay I have bought the scissors, golden clips and the round mirror which I use as props to my stylist assignment.

/scissors,hay

/glass cover,privat

/mirror,hay

/golden clips,hay

ONE PIC _______________T.S news!

Therese Sennerholt goes to hole new level by launching tomorrow two completely new collections, one with snapshots from her daily life and one with her significant quotes on Swedish handmade enamel signs from Skillinge Emalj. Gotta love this brilliant styling  by super talented Lotta Agaton, photo by the best Pia Ulin.

More on Lotta Agaton blog

PRODUCTS__________ book hanger/magazine holder

This book hanger that is designed by furniture student Sanna Trotsman and sold exclusively at Lotta´s shop has finally found its place also on my wall. It is one of those love-at-first-sight products, super cool wall detail that is not only practical but also has a strong aesthetic form. Love it!

INSPIRATION ____________ brass/ nail/ knob

 Love my new brass knobs from House Doctor, such a perfect "nail" look-a-likes.

MINIMALISM ______ diagonal shelf

We are moving this weekend and you can imagine how busy I am right now. But I wanted to take the time and post these pictures on a shelf we did before christmas to our new home. They remind the stunning shelfs Victor Vasilev has designed. 

From a particular angle, this construction looks nothing like a bookshelf, but rather a minimalistic art installation. As the shelves are constructed diagonally, you can see the things from one side only. This hidden/art interior design is just the kind of interior that I love right now.