Showing posts with label scrapbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scrapbook. Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2011

Scrapbook: Bedrooms Round-Up (Part 1)

Via My Ideal Home

I've been meaning to for quite sometime gather different clippings of rooms I admire for inspiration in hopes of creating a spot for them here on the blog. Thanks to Pinterest, it has helped me do that and now my collection is getting bigger and to the point where I want to share them with you. I'm going to start posting them throughout the summer in hopes of creating a nice spot for inspiration and reference. Some of them you may have already seen here in different posts, but hopefully they'll be repeats you like. Eventually we'll set up a little navigation for them all on the site. So to start, a few summery bedrooms. I love this first one, which one's your favourite?

Via Bodie and Fou
Livet Hemma via Home Sweet Home

LivingEtc and styled by Claudia Bryant
Photo:  Nicolas Matheus for marieclairemaison.com
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yoo via Desire to Inspire 

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Scrapbook: Kitchens Round-Up (Part 1)

Balthazar's Keuken

Continuing on my scrabook project where I'm gathering clippings of rooms for inspiration and reference on the blog; here are some kitchens I've started to collect. Since we are closing in on getting some actual cupboards for our kitchen (which has finally been fitted with real live walls and a ceiling this past weekend); I've been starting to really focus in on cupboards and layouts. Since our reno has started I'm quite surprised how my tastes have changed. Currently I'm really liking just the "lowers" look (like the image above - not even shelves) - is this a European thing? And hey, how affordable. I'm also really liking black and found the above image over at Bodie and Fou (by the owners of Balthazar's Keuken) for inspiration. What are your thoughts? Do you like this look (without uppers)?

Speaking of cupboards. Does anyone know of some good local sources (besides IKEA)? I just thought I'd consider local makers/suppliers as well. In the meantime, some inspiration for the scrapbook.

November 2010 - H&H

apartment therapy

emmasblogg.se via apartment therapy

Marie Claire Maison, photo by Nicolas Matheus
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Photo by Ailine Liefeld - kitchen belongs to Andre Wyst and Ines Colmorgen whose flat you find here.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Scrapbook: 12+ Storage Ideas Round-up




inmyhouse.se

With school starting up in some places already and just around the corner here,  I've collected a little round-up of great storage ideas for fall or anytime really.  Some of these you may have seen as of late, but most of them are new to the blog and hopefully to you.  (Above and just below:  Love these wicker baskets placed on the wall vs just sitting on the floor from In My House Blog).  Also I like the clips she has hanging on the wall versus the clipboard.




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Ikea has a new series of storage boxes called KVARNIK which flirts with past times when crates and boxes were as well made as it's contents.  Dressed in off-white or dark blue jute cloth with label holders for labeling contents, the boxes come in formats tailored to include magazines, CDs and DVDs in a nice vintage style which is easy to show (love them mixed with real vintage storage as shown in this image from Livet Hemma).


 Adding shallow compartments to the back of the door via bhg.com




 Tin caddy tutorial by Cynthia Shaffer



Kitchen pantry makeover from The House of Smiths.  She sells all those lovely label decals too! (A few close-ups below).




Kitchen pantry makeover from The House of Smiths





Kitchen pantry makeover from The House of Smiths

Great shoe storage area for the entryway.  From Livet Hemma for IKEA


This low shelf with a mix of found storage boxes (vintage and new) has a really nice laid back feel to it that I really like.  (Via Emmas blogg). Photography by Pernilla Hed for Hus & Hem.


There's just something glamorous going on with this storage solution.  It's got that carefree sort of jet set vibe.  Photo:  Lisa Cohen.  (Via La Maison d'Anna G.)


Bookshelves just always seem to work in a dining room, and love these stacked super high from the home of Michale Murphy in Brooklyn, New York via Apartment Therapy.   Images: Mat Sanders.


Click here for more tips on storage and organizing I posted earlier this year.

Monday, March 2, 2009

Inspiration: for the scrapbook

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Photo by Simon Upton for Elle Decor, (March 2009)

First, some beautiful images from Elle Decor, (March 2009) issue today. Loving the colors and mixes of patterns and textiles in the home of painter Anne Becker's New York apartment. The framed piece is an antique ikat textile. Click here for a slideshow of her home.

elle2Photo by Peter Estersohn for Elle Decor, (March 2009)

And the dining room of NY gallery owner Yancey Richardson. Photograph collection, "Pools" by Ed Ruscha.

Nine Swimming Pools, Pool #5, Ed Ruscha

Friday, November 28, 2008

scenes from sweden

Picture 1Photo: Lois Lemaire.
Love the look of all these images we found online at skonahem.com this week. (Above) A unique binder-style calendar.


h2i9y283i5m1s8hmf7swq3qf4tuie4aPhoto: Morten Holtum
Organic vessels hold poppy pods and dried hydrangeas on a cozy window sil.


38a9pp1a8qpljj9ynmzp1f1nsgz8ee8Photo: Morten Holtum
A black modern stool contrasts against an antique white table.

Thursday, October 2, 2008

scrapbook

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Scenes from Anthropologie's October catalogue based on an Icelandic theme.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

scrapbook: magazine snippets

coloredmattsI like this idea of different colored mats for this group of framed black and white photos from the collection of Sean and Cassel Heep as featured this month in Country Decorating Ideas magazine. Using the same frame gives the display a sense of unity and depth and the mat colors used are consistent with the colors found within their home. (Photo by Dan Mayer)

I've taken a few snippets from this month's Country Decorating Ideas magazine that I've been admiring. I always tell myself I'm not country oriented when it comes to decor, mine is more an eclectic mix of modern and various others, but I do seem to lean more this way than I think. Nonetheless, these ones I thought were nice and I couldn't pass up sharing them.


mapA vintage school pull-down map with these old school chairs (to look like a bench almost) from the home of Boston interior designer, Kelly McGuill. (Photo by Kelly McGuill)

patioA 1950's green glider and that 1910 stitchwork pillow at photographer's Jenifer Jordan's guest cottage in Shelby, Texas. (Photo by Jenifer Jordan)

roomsOld bottle crates used as storage containers to hold recycling while wheels make it more handy to store under a desk.

Wednesday, January 9, 2008

trays for the walls (affordable art)




these colorful trays and tv trays are giving me some ideas for my walls. think back to this post where the stylist used curbside cookie tins and tray finds to create a parlour-style vignette for the walls. well, sometimes really nice ones like that are hard to find locally, but they look to be really accessible online and can really create an affordable alternative to costly framing or dishes for wall decorating ideas. top image - kashmir trays from urban outfitters; below - wood & glass serving tray from graphiteguru; retro tv dinner trays (via another shade of grey) and bird tray from chutney coast; playing card tray from musical whiskers;






(below): vintage rose serving tray ; vintage deer and horse tin coasters from estate sale and vintage stoyke serving tray from tiffanysontheweb



Monday, December 17, 2007

magazine holiday decorating inspiration




(above three) canadian house and home (november issue) - shows the home of vancouver's shop owner's stepback. an arts and crafts style home decorated in retro ornaments, trinkets and ephemera. i love the use of vintage games as wall art (chinese checker games in the kitchen/dining and hockey games in the boys room. Photo's by Janis Nicolay.





(above three) skonahem.com always has the best styling, and to seek inspiration this year, i took a peek at their website to see if i could find anything. and no surprise, they never disappoint.



blueprint mag's amazing pink bubble tree


style at home style editor converts a summery space into a fireside mountain lodge in their december issue.


a topiary made of reindeer moss becomes a forest diorama display from martha stewart living