you don't have to bring your booze

        The prospect of moving out to an apartment becomes more and more real every day, and, in between looking for offers on the Internet, I've been some time clicking through countless "interiors inspiration" boards and folders. There's an infinite number of those. Wait. I've actually been doing that for most of the time, with occasional breaks during which I would visit renting sites. It's just so much easier and more fun. Everyone agrees. Good. We can move on.

          I haven't been looking for home bars specifically, but suddenly, boom! there's a collection of over twenty photos of these. I don't think that moving out of dorm will lead me to uncontrolled drinking and that I will develop an alcohol dependency; if that were to be, dorm and lack of parental supervision would have sufficed. So no worries! By the way, as you scroll down, you'll notice that there are other things that can make for a home bar in my book. Tea and the grandma side of me are a match made in heaven! 

(A dedicated cabinet that will also hold glasses + a geographically themed print)

(a simple tray with weird stuff on the side, blue-ish framed print seems to be a must)

 (a little bit industrial trolleys - they come with wheels! A mobile drinks island! Perfect!)

(girlier thanks to the splash of pink and sparkling water/soda included; we prefer our liquor softer)  

(a shelf dedicated to coffee and tea equipment - yes, that counts as a bar to me, and yes, that probably makes me more excited and would probably get more use in my home)

(a lovely picture of a tea/coffee tray - framed prints included! - just because I couldn't and didn't really want to stop myself. Ah, that sunlight!)

sources: I still need to get a hang of keeping track of sources, because my current "just saving under a random name" system doesn't prove successful. Any tips? Also, if you know the source of a photo, please, let me know, so I could credit properly.

1. unknown // cupcakes and cashmere 

2. the wyatt hotel // unknown

3. Rodney Graham by Jennilee Marigomen for Free&Easy // unknown

4. unknown // unknown

5. unknown // unknown

6. unknown 

if lonely, get a dog

found via theFancy.com. Click on the graphics to be directed to the source/buy the object.

sunday morning

christmas

source: mostly Martha Stewart, all found on pinterest.com

Candles, no table cloths, red plates, pine, touches of gold - so festive and cosy. I can't wait for Christmas!

space i love

source and more photos: The Coveteur

It seems to me that a beautiful, well-planned space, where every pile of books and moodboard is 

a result of reason rather than luck, is a promise of a balanced, no-chaos life. 

Probably not a correct assumption: still, the cupboards with stuff uniform in color,

fresh flowers, mix of cosy and clean, leaves me very, very much impressed. 

And The Coveteur is a site that I adore: shooting stunning clothing items with amazing 

interiors in the background is pure genius.

interior insp

At the end of July, my family and I will move to a new house that has been being redecorated for a year now. I am really excited about it, because I am going to live close to my school and friends, while now there's a distance of about hour and a half to be made by bus (or 40 minutes by car - still a lot). And since I am going to have a new room, I have been saving some inspirational photos of rooms that I liked. 

Here are some of them:

Louis Ghost by Starck (too bad that it's so popular now!), splashes of pink, wooden and transparent plastic pieces, fresh flowers, fairy lights, little lamps, pastels. 

 This is a selection from a collection that is being made for about a year now, so I can't really find the source of these. They are not my photos!

My room has got walls in pale grey and floor in white wash oak, and a really big window. It's not too big though. Luckily, I managed to think of a way to create a walk - in closet in there, because I really  don't like the idea of having my clothes in an actual armoire!