Interiors and deco need not be excruciatingly expensive in order to be chic and elegant. I think this dining room is a good example. Also if you refrain from buying only brands but instead look for quality no matter who's made it you can save a lot of money.
I don't know who designed this little dining room with an adjacent kitchen, nor do I know the products which have been used here but I think this place looks light and easy, with chic and style and I love it. What I miss here (of course) is a piece of art, so I chose the silk painting Ricefields (no pun intended) from the Magic Landscapes series for the white wall as a potential scenery here.
This link leads you to details of the painting.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
ECCENTRIC DISCOVERIES: Sleeping in Ice
Might this belong to your most eccentric fantasies - to spend a couple of days like an ice princess in a crystal clear chateau? Wrapped in furry blankets to keep you warm, listening to some ethereal music coming from nowhere, lights which seem to glow from within that crystal clear substance you call ice? A magical scenery that carries you into another sphere...
Quite a while ago I found this about an amazing hotel in Sweden, the ICEHOTEL, near the Torne river.
where you sleep under stars
the Mush room - a psychedelic experience
Recaptured - where fragmented fractures of frozen memories are recycled
the Queen's room
the Art room
Quite a while ago I found this about an amazing hotel in Sweden, the ICEHOTEL, near the Torne river.
"The company Jukkas (now ICEHOTEL) has been a tourist operator in the region since the 1970s. For many years the company focus was on the summer season and the magnificent outdoor experiences offered by the land of the midnight sun. During the dark winter the river was frozen and the people of the small village of Jukkasjärvi went into hibernation. Read more"What attracted me most on their website, was the incredible art that was carved from the ice and the interiors that were created in and from ice, each room by different artists and each year this had to be done anew. In 2009 you could find these rooms among others:
where you sleep under stars
the Mush room - a psychedelic experience
Recaptured - where fragmented fractures of frozen memories are recycled
the Queen's room
the Art roomFrom the years before I specifically loved the following rooms and other sceneries. I truly recommend scrolling through all the images of ICEHOTEL. It's magic!
a dreamy landscape - relegated into a different era or planet?
(all images with permission from ICEHOTEL, photographed by Big Ben Productions)
a dreamy landscape - relegated into a different era or planet?(all images with permission from ICEHOTEL, photographed by Big Ben Productions)
And in case you would like to be part of next season's designs - ICEHOTEL is calling for artists:
"We hereby invite artists from around the world to send us your ICEHOTEL suite design for 2009/2010. We need your proposal no later than July 15th 2009."
for Application form click here .
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My own fantasies about iceworlds have been created on silk, a scroll that depicts the fantastic colour hues of the artic landscapes. More under this link.Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Crocheted Lace on Floor, Lamp and Wall...
This is such a cute little bedroom - maybe for guests or rather for yourself? I absolutely love this composition of the carpet with the crocheted border and the lamp that repeats the pattern and the colour hues. Both elements deliver lovely counterparts for the straight bed without gadgets.
I have added virtually a painting in an ornamented frame that repeats a lacy pattern as well, that could be another addition to this ensemble. The acrylic painting is White Wall from the Reminiscences series. Please check this link for details.
I have added virtually a painting in an ornamented frame that repeats a lacy pattern as well, that could be another addition to this ensemble. The acrylic painting is White Wall from the Reminiscences series. Please check this link for details.
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White Wall
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Living Room in Black and White
Rooms in black and white can be très chic. But I think "missing" colour should be compensated by something spectacular - you need an eyecatcher to focus upon - possibly this drawing if you have a faible for grotesques.
If you would like to know more about the drawing Vanity from the Deadly Sins series then click here.
If you would like to know more about the drawing Vanity from the Deadly Sins series then click here.
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Monday, June 1, 2009
LUCKY HOUSE: dipped in lilac and violet
I know - I'm walking a fine line again because I leave the track of the interiors and walk straight away towards the exterior. And again I'll show art but not made by me but Mother Nature again. I simply could not resist to show you this wisteria which I think is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen growing in a garden and overgrowing the garage.
Now what does this tell you about the people living in that house? You could assume that they apparently rather walk than taking the car because you cannot pass the garage with a sea of blossoms such as this one. Very sympatico! Isn't it? I wished I had such a wisteria tree in front of my home. It was simply breathtaking and I hardly could make myself going away again. What a lucky house and what lucky people!
Btw - more blooms and blossoms can be found here.



Now what does this tell you about the people living in that house? You could assume that they apparently rather walk than taking the car because you cannot pass the garage with a sea of blossoms such as this one. Very sympatico! Isn't it? I wished I had such a wisteria tree in front of my home. It was simply breathtaking and I hardly could make myself going away again. What a lucky house and what lucky people!
Btw - more blooms and blossoms can be found here.



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