ZARA HOME

Looking for some inspiration for your space this spring? AMAZING styling from Zara Home for their SS19 natural collection.



Images: Zara Home.

MONDAY LINKS

This dining chair / Pantone colour of the year will come to life this spring / So it's not just me then that gets so crazy about this (!) / Love this rug / Could spend a few days here / The Nordic nations are still up there in the World Happiness Report /  A tour around this townhouse / Nordic + French inspired eatery in London /

OPA, TEL-AVIV

Here we have OPA, thoughtful and simple in design, this plant based restaurant is located in the Levinsky Market in-Tel Aviv.  It was the creation of Vered Kadouri and Craft and Bloom. Seriously wonderful work.

BESTA - IKEA

Who knew Ikea's Besta could look so good?



Images: Ikea Livet Hemma.

MONDAY LINKS

Yuzu hand soap just arrived in my kitchen / These shelves - oh my / A book for kids about finding your place in the world, the illustration is incredible / On my wish-list / A couple of these would be perfect / Take a peek inside this apartment in Mallorca / Seriously nice place in the desert / Beautiful piece.

KINFOLK GALLERY BY NORM ARCHITECTS

I'm sure I've posted about this place before (??!!) so maybe it's somewhere in the archives :/ but hey, it warrants a second posting just because its pretty amazing. Norm Architects designed this collaborative work-space for the people at Kinfolk. Their objective was to create a casual working space that felt more like a home than an office space. Employees even invite friends and family into the space to share ideas. 



"Much like human wellbeing, the essence of our work is found in balance � between richness and restraint, between order and complexity," said Norm Architects. "Our vision is to look beyond sight. We want to create spaces that feel good in every way. "



Images: Dezeen.

UP KITCHEN FROM REFORM + DINESEN

Are you looking for a sustainable / earth friendly makeover for your IKEA kitchen? Architects at Lendager Group have designed in collaboration with Dinesen this stunning recycled kitchen for Reform. Dinesen is a Danish family company that have been producing arguably the most beautiful wooden floors out there. The UP kitchen is created from Dinesen's high quality cut offs. 

 �The kitchen consists of cuts that are left when Dinesen has supplied floors to galleries, restaurants, mansions and other premier establishments. Even though that wood has undergone one of the most extensive production process you can imagine it is impossible to completely eliminate waste. It is those pieces that we are able to give new life.�  � reform. 

Images: Reform.

MONDAY LINKS

These sectional mirrors / My next book purchase / I have a few of these cotton bags / This abstract print / This would be wonderful in baby bears playroom / An IG feed to follow / Home Tour - The Mushroom House / Coveting this down jacket /

COPENHAGEN APARTMENT

I'm in love with so much in this beautiful 66 sq m apartment. From the tiny mosaic tiles in the bathroom and the pale chevron floors to the clever drawers hidden in the stairs in the kids bedroom. Not to mention that bed. It's truly perfect.



Design: Emil Dervish