We’ve moved – update your rss

It wasn’t that painfull after all.

So do remember to update your RSS feed. New feeds can be found here.

But bear with me. I’m still working on the layout of the blog. And trust me I’m impatient, because I want the new blog to have a different look than the old one. A more simple, yet modern theme is what I’m going for. But I’ve got a lot of work ahead of me. So if any of you guys know of a great wordpress theme, please let me know.

And other tips are welcome as well.

Have a nice evening.

Image: Bolaget

Self-hosting

Hopefully, I’ll be moving my blog in the next couple of days. I hope it’ll be quick and not painful at all. So wish me luck.

Image: Bo Bedre

Fantastic!

I came across these pictures last  week I think, and I’ve been meaning to post them ever since. I just love the way these pictures are styled. This is just pure genius. And a little warning, if you have a sweet tooth, don’t read any further. And if you do, you might as well put on some shoes and go down and buy candy afterwards.

Images: Fantastic Frank

Charming town house in Copenhagen

Østerbro living in a town house with room for the entire family. I hope to live in a small house in the middle of town some day. In the meantime, I’ll just enjoy these lovely pictures of a very beautiful home.

Images: Bolig Magasinet

A cookie monster

I’ve been feeling a bit weird lately, and therefore haven’t been blogging that much. I guess my inspiration took a break or something. But it’s coming back again, and I feel an urge to blog again. We went to Aarhus this weekend, did a bit of shopping and visited some family. It was nice, and I always get inspired when I walk around town.

We bought this cute little sugar bowl from Muuto, designed by Jonas Wagell, and now all I can think of is the yellow cookie jar. I don’t know if it’s the jar, or the cookies we’ll keep in the jar that attracts me the most though.

But luckily for me, my hubby and I will be spending a weekend in Copenhagen in the beginning of June, and I’ll be able to walk the streets for inspiration. I cannot wait. It’s nice to get some time all by ourselves, and we’re going to what I hope is an amazing concert with the Danish singer Tina Dickow. So with these things happening, I’m happy that I feel inspired again. Actually, I worked on my more private work station this weekend, and now I may actually get a place all to myself, where I can be creative and do my stuff.

Image: Muuto

Pernille Kaalund

If you have the slightest interest in interior design, and I presume that you have – otherwise you probably wouldn’t be reading my blog. I’ve stumbled upon this amazing interior design photographer called Pernille Kaalund. Her work is amazing, and I know I’ll be spending quite some time on her site.

Here are some of my favourite pictures from her Urban Living “The screenplay writers private scene”

Images: Pernille Kaalund

Small living Copenhagen

Who: Photographer Morten Kildegaard and his two kids – but they also live with their mothers.

Where: Copenhagen, Vesterbro

Images: FRI

Living Small with Kids in Brooklyn

I fel in love with this room the very first time I lay my eyes on it. It’s so perfect and a room, where you want to spend a lot of time in. The lucky girl is Maren (1), who lives in Brooklyn, NY with her parents. The room is 84 square feet and it is long and narrow.

Things I really love about the room:

• The 15 IKEA storage boxes on the wall. They are amazing for almost everything. Unfortunately, we cannot buy them in white in Denmark anymore. So our wall can never be completed.
• The white painted floor.
• That yellow is the recurring color in the room. It’s a great way to create a cozy atmosphere, and color is always a great way to emphasize that this room is meant for playing.
• All in all, I feel very inspired to do something about my daughter’s side of the room.

Images: Ohdeedoh

Mulberry Headquarters

Oh, who wouldn’t want to work here? This is Mulberry’s new Headquarters is in Kensington, London. It is designed by  Universal Design Studio.

Images: Universal Design Studio via My First Little place…

When three becomes one

This is a stunning example of how three small apartments can be joined together, and become one big amazing place. I could just move in right away.

Images: Bolig Magasinet