Showing posts with label decor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decor. Show all posts

4.25.2010

DECOR - kitchen inspiration

New kitchen with old memories, updating without damaging the charm of this 1950s kitchen, via BOLIG Magasinet



4.02.2010

PROJECT - kitchen nook

As long as we've lived in our apartment, we've been unsatisfied with our recycling system. As shown in the image below, our system has been storing recyclables in the corner nook of our kitchen, until recycling day, when they would be carried to the alley in a box. Clutter and frustration, as often a misplaced cutting board in the drying rack would send wine bottles crashing to the floor.


After some rearranging of the pantry, we've created a little space for a pull out recycling bin! Also, with the space of our kitchen nook opened up, we installed a foldaway IKEA GRUNTEL drying rack. Now things are looking clean and organized, and hopefully we won't have so many instances of broken glass!


3.15.2010

DECOR - kitchen/dining inspiration

Stylish and simple 2 person dining arrangement for a small eat-in kitchen, from Door Sixteen.

3.08.2010

DECOR - home office inspiration

Browsing the Herman Miller blog: Lifework today, and finding a lot of inspiration from their collection of home office features.






3.06.2010

DECOR - wood / concrete dining table

Dining table which combines reclaimed wood and concrete, by Barefoot Design, in the Smart Home exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry Chicago.




"Wood is celebrated throughout the interior design, in the furnishings as well as decorative pieces such as thetwig chandeliers and a driftwood candelabra. Several pieces were designed especially for the Smart Home from reclaimed wood which was rescued after a very old bur oak tree located on the museum grounds fell during a storm last year. The side table stumps, dining table and headboard all use wood from this tree, which we found to be very much in keeping with the ideals and aesthetics of the Smart Home design."

3.01.2010

PROJECT - merrimeko tapestry

Around my birthday I posted a WISH LIST of wall decor items, one being this Merrimeko tapestry, TULIP. Although it would pop more against a darker wall, I am very happy with it above the fireplace.

Images below show how to use canvas stretchers for fabric wall hangings.

Tools: canvas stretchers, staple gun, wire and wire cutters.


2.28.2010

DECOR - kitchen/dining inspiration

A very clean and happy looking kitchen and dining space, I really admire the white with light wood and yellow accents.
Das Original
Photograph: Kira Brandt Words/styling: Katrine Martensen-Larsen

8.22.2009

CHAIR COVERS

Chair Cover design.

Made with 1/4" gray wool industrial felt, and equipped with adjustable D-ring straps. This chair cover adds interest and an industrial look to any basic folding or standard chair.






5.07.2009

SHOP OPEN

This week I opened my Etsy shop! Starting with some industrial felt items and plan to add a variety of materials and products later. I started with a series of coasters and chair pads.
http://www.InboundThread.etsy.com


Today I'm working on a new design for an industrial felt chair cover. I'm pretty obsessed with making folding chairs comfortable and cool looking, as we have several of them stored in the basement for whenever an extra person or 6 stop by. When you don't have a dinning room, and your storing things in a damp basement, cheap folding chairs are the way to go. That doesn't mean they can't get be comfortable and get dressed up a bit for company! Also, good for the patio.