MONDAY LINKS

I''l take it! /  This vase... / I've wanted a Gatto Lamp for ages *sigh* / If you're planning a stay in Copenhagen, this hotel is pretty cool, we spent a few nights here and loved it / Get organised at work / Mari Agory on building her mom village /  Breakfast recipe for tomorrow morning / Bedtime rituals for better sleep /

SUMMER DREAMING

Looking forward to warm, balmy days. BBQ's and sea swimming. Sandy feet and picnics. Let's do this.....



As always this seasons swimwear range from Cos is perfect.

MONDAY LINKS

Travel plans include here this summer / A favourite book / New print arrived / This string system for the playroom will be perfect / My current favourite scent / Small but perfectly formed apartment in Stockholm / Cos SS19 Lookbook / Sm�rrebr�d recipes for a simple lunch /

CERAMIC LOVE

And it's Monday again. The sun is shining and a new week begins with some fresh new projects coming in.  Also school is out so lots of meeting up with friends this week. I'm keeping fingers crossed for warm, sunshine filled days(!) First though take a look at these ceramic coffee mugs. They're insanely beautiful. Right?



Images: Etsy, first seen here.

VILLA E

Maintaining my outward calm here but I'm having a tough time *wow expression*  Located in Ourika, Morocco, I think this place is just wonderful. What do you think?



Design: Studio KO.

Photography: Daniel Glasser and Phillipe Garcia.

MONDAY LINKS

Next on my never-decreasing book wish-list / I need some nice simple stools for my kitchen (to replace the look-a-like Ikea version we currently have) / Relax by the poole here? Yes please /  I read this mag every day / In love with these / I've had this podcast playing whilst running my kms this past week / Seriously need to work on a plan for our outdoor area / One of our projects this week /

BELMONT HOUSE, MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Stunning work by award winning architects Kennedy Nolan. The new details in this heritage residence were designed with beauty and longevity in mind. Also the brief requested that the residence gently accommodate the growth and evolvement of the family's needs over time.



Designed by: Kennedy Nolan Architects

Photography: Derek Swalwell