I'm heading to the airport in a few hours en route to Melbourne (follow along on my Instagram stories) but wanted to share these finds with you before I go. The first is an art-focused editorial by Dutch magazine VTWonen. Beautifully styled with an eclectic mix of art and classic furniture design, head over here to see more, including all the product details.
A little peek inside the stunning home of Carin Wester, fashion designer and design manager at Åhléns. Formerly an old brewery in Stockholm, Carin effortlessly mixes French 60's design with modern minimalism. Featured in the current issue of Residence magazine, read the online interview here.
As the interior trend of hand-crafted and sculptural pieces continues to grow, so does my love of discovering new ceramic artists. I love these stoneware pieces by Iva Polachova, a London based potter specialising in functional tableware, decorative vessels and vases. Drawing inspiration from the ideas of sculptor Constantin Brancusi, Iva’s work combines balance, clearness, fluidity and tactility.
I'm keen to get a new desk for my home office this year. I've been holding off because I really want a adjustable/standing desk and stylish ones are hard to come by here. These designs crossed my radar the other day, and while they aren't adjustable, they have a fresh look, and the built-in storage really appeals. Designed by Thomas Feichtner for Austrian brand Bene, the desks form part of Studio, a range of modular office furniture which includes desks, shelving and accessories. Designed to be combined and arranged to suit, they are aimed at freelancers who work from home or creative individuals whose work is closely linked to their day-to-day activities. It's no wonder they caught my eye! Find out more here.
I'll be back on the blog next Tuesday, after I return from Melbourne.
Happy Friday!
Happy Friday!