A chuva veio para ficar. O frio faz-lhe companhia. Altura ideal para todos nós entrarmos em "retreat mode", uns sozinhos, outros nem por isso.
Em qualquer dos casos, encontre aquele objecto cosy que lhe trás o aconchego necessário, como por exemplo, uma pele de ovelha (sintética) num tom terra.
Tons Terra | Ajudam a criar ambientes de bem-estar, tranquilidade e calma. São as cores mais quentes da palete, e sempre boas escolhas para épocas frias, como o Outono e Inverno, ou para espaços e ambientes mais húmidos, como por exemplo casas de campo ou praia.
um blog sobre interiores produto mobiliário lifestyle e viagens || a blog about interiors product furniture lifestyle and travelling
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Cosy Winter.
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Furniture,
Homes,
Interior Styling,
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Thursday, October 18, 2012
Romantisk Helg I Norge.
Norway has probably the most romantic houses in Scandinavia. I not quite sure if it's because the daylight is so scarce, but the spaces really call for romantic environments.
Here's a few ideas for cold and rainy days we all expect ahead. Cosy is the new black.
Here's a few ideas for cold and rainy days we all expect ahead. Cosy is the new black.
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| furs are always welcomed in cold winter days |
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| fell in love with these crochet placemats |
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| pastels on the background enhances pretty nicely white furniture, doesn't it? |
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| rusty iron lamps |
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| big dinner tables for big friends |
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| romantic as it should be |
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Scandinavian Design.
Depending on the country, languages are different though they all come one from another. For example, I got to know yesterday, Student in Norwegian Student (Estudante in Portuguese, my first language). All very similar, though with different accents.
Design is a language too, therefore, and depending on the country, the "accents" are different. From Asian to European, American or Arab, you can tell by the look where it is come from, don't you?
Scandinavian Design is probably my favorite language. It embraces simple traces and organic look, though it's the colour and the textures that actually defines all the details and maybe that's why I feel so comfortable with this language.
Design is a language too, therefore, and depending on the country, the "accents" are different. From Asian to European, American or Arab, you can tell by the look where it is come from, don't you?
Scandinavian Design is probably my favorite language. It embraces simple traces and organic look, though it's the colour and the textures that actually defines all the details and maybe that's why I feel so comfortable with this language.
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| Hay | Denmark |
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| Ferm Living |
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Monday, October 15, 2012
Ligne Roset @ Rue du Bac.
Ligne Roset has the stylish sofas I've ever seen. They're comfy for sure, but what I really love about them is the personality they emanate, like a french woman riding a bike along the Seine.
Here's my selection form the Rue du Bac main shop, where trendy people mingle and design is written all over the place.
Here's my selection form the Rue du Bac main shop, where trendy people mingle and design is written all over the place.
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| Moël |
Inga Sempé
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| Moël |
Inga Sempé
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| Ploum | Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec |
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| Facett | Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec |
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| Nomade Express´| Didier Gomez (on the right) |
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| Nomade´| Didier Gomez (on the left)
Okumi | Elisa Catoir, Studio Catoir (on the right)
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