DIY________ TRIVET

For a long time been using white tiles as trivets on our kitchen table, I love the form and the ide´a that they can be used as trivets! But last week I was tempted to spice them up with a metal wire, the wire that I used was welding wire, but of course you can use any other metal wire. Just wrap the thread around the tile as tight as you can. Finish by locking the thread behind and you´re done.

As I mentioned before I`m going to bloggers meet-up Blog`nhagen with Emma this coming week, you can follow my tour in Copenhagen via my facebook updates, instagram and via my tweets on twitter. Have a great week!

TODAY _______________

I am preparing for tomorrow´s photo shoot, Blog´nhagen and one new DIY to show you!

____________ MINIMALISM

Some sunday pics from my work space, but in a month begins my holiday! I´m counting down now!

FURNITURE __________

Here are the pictures from the furnitureshoot that took place last week in Stockholm. Big thanks to More Furniture for loaning

furniture to the shooting. I have done the styling and with me I had the talented photographer Kristofer Johnsson who took the images.

(1) Superstructure chair David design (2) Hee lounge chair  Hay, Swedese Spinn stools,  Bulky coocie jar from Muuto,
OJ floor lamp Louis Poulsen (3) Outdoor furniture Skagerak Denmark, Vintage Oar Artwood. All available at More furniture.

DIY _____THREAD AND BOTTLES

Here comes the DIY that I made with a thread. I´m going to have a party this summer in our garden and I thought to use the bottles
both as flower vases and candle holders. This DIY was really quick fixed party decoration which is good because I´m going to make many! 
The only thing you need is empty bottles and a cotton thread, my bottles comes from IKEA. Just twist the thread around a bottle several 
times and your done!

__WORK IN PROGRESS_________

 Sorry it´s been so quiet here the last few days! I was in Stockholm and shooting some new pictures to my portfolio and 

for More furniture with a talented photographer Kristofer Johnsson, before I can show the real pictures I thought to post 
a sneak peak from the photo shoot that was under a bridge and some other great pictures shooted by Kristofer! Happy weekend!

  Images 3,4,5 Fantastic Frank

INTERIOR ________ T.S

I´m working with a mood board for a photo shoot that will take place in Stockholm soon, so my desktop looks like a

mess right now ;)! As often i´m inspired by the one and only art director and queen of graphic print Therese Sennerholt who is selling 

her home in Stockholm and launching more prints soon, can´t wait to see her new collection! More images from her home here.

(update, Therese Sennerholt collection is now available to view at Lotta Agatons blog, I love the fab styling by Lotta and the prints! Hurray!)

INSPIRATION /// SUNDAY MOOD

 I made a new DIY today with this thread, show it to you little later when the pics are edited! 

INSPIRATION ____ NEW RETRO

This ultra modern retro coffee set that I ran into at the flea market has landed in my kitchen! Yey!

MONDAY SNAPSHOTS //

Monday snapshots comes late tonight because I have been busy with lots of work today! 

(fun work!)  It´s a mix of some still lifes and other details that I enjoy to see! Happy monday!

INTERIOR /// STAIRS

When I stumbled over the pictures of this staircase designed by architec Francesco Librizzi, I fell for the proportions and geometry

 and that the staircase feels at the same time so spacious and modern. It melts so nice into the room, what a beautiful piece of art!

  

DIY /// CHARCOAL MOBILE

I guest blogged for a week ago with my DIY feature "try this at home" on the best Emma's design blog and this time I used my 
            favorite material which is right now pitch black charcoal. So here comes the DIY  hanging charcoal mobile in replay!                

You need:

• charcoal
• nylon thread
• black tape
• scissors

Start making a sketch in your head. I did that myself and tested my way through.Cut several pieces of black tape so you can 

use them when working fast. I stopped when the shape felt a bit unfinished because I did not want it to get too round or 
triangular, instead I wanted a geometric form that changes depending on how it hangs and from what angle you're looking at it. 

And finally tie a nylon thread to it and tape several charcoal crayons onto the thread 
and your´e ready! It looks good against a window or to create contrasts, against a white wall, or as a lampshade!