Nice Place

Such a nice place, spotted on Marie Claire Maison.

Moormann Berge

If you ever want to go to the German Alps, I would highly recommend staying at the unbelievable Moormann Berge. This old warehouse has been transformed into 13 individual apartments that can be rented out. There's no staff, but the facilities are great.

Lots and lot of books to read, one step outside the door and you are in the middle the magnificent nature.

There s a communal garden for all the renters, good restaurants nice shops in the neighborhood.

All the ingredients for a nice holiday are there.

The apartments are so nicely decorated, in a way you wish your house looked like that.

Town Hall Hotel Londen

In the the east end part of Londen a Town Hall is transformed in a Hotel with the space, convenience and comfort of a designer apartment.It looks magnificant see for yourself.
Spotted on Wannekes.

Nice Place

Spotted on Marie Claire Maison.

Nice Place

Love this, saw the pics on fine ting og sjokolade.

Alice in Wonderland straight from Berlin

This cabinet/escritoire is a new furniture piece from Studio-Ziben.

The piece looks great, the combination of the wooden "authentic" parts, and the white designed modern parts makes it a really interesting piece of furniture.

I would like to have on for in my home, I find it multifunctional and placeable in any room.

Were would you put it in your house?

White interior

On style files I came along these pictures, the shots were made by Trine Thorsen.
So clean, and yet cosy.

Truck Furniture, Osaka Japan

Tokuhiko Kise and Hiromi Karatsu are the brains behind Truck.

The in Osaka based company combines sustainability with a European retro look.

They developed a whole range of furniture.

In Japan already a well known brand, and for hear say it will not be long until Trunck conquers the European market.

Terra

When I was in Madrid last year, I had a late lunch at Tragaluz' first Madrid establishment Bar Tomate.
I loved the interior, with its greyish/concrete wall that doubles as an open cabinet and terra coloured accents for chairs and dishes. I am usually not a lover of that color combination or of terracotta in particular, but since my lunch at Bar Tomate this is changing.

The terracotta reminded me of Tichelaar's Crockery series, designed by Lonny van Ryswyck and Nadine Sterk (Atelier NL) in 2009.




This project with Royal Tichelaar jumpstarted of the Drawn from Clay project by Atelier NL. It started by digging up, shaping and baking clay from different locations through the Netherlands. They created a beautiful series of plates and bowls in different colors and structures, showing the local identity of the area the clay was taken from. The result is a pottery’s service made from 6 different local Dutch clays.

P.S. The food at Bar Tomate was delicious!