roly poly bowls
beautiful Helene on etsy’s The Storque
A few months ago, the lovely Helene who writes, styles, and photographs Tartelette, ordered a set of gleena plates. And what lucky plates they ended up to be! All sorts of deliciousness has been created on them by Helene.
Visit Helene and her story for The Storque by clicking here. Many many talented etsy sellers are mentioned.
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thank you to Try Handmade for a fantastic article
Thank you to Kim O’Brien, a writer for Try Handmade, for a wonderful write up on gleena. Click here for the full article.
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a coat of paint
This past weekend my dearest friend Agnethe visited my new place. After getting our toes painted, we set to work painting my kitchen. The space is large, was painted off-white a long time ago, and lacked personality. The insides of the cabinets had remnants of paper and a bad, uneven paint job, as if someone lost interest mid-way through the job. I had some paint left over from my studio, and we decided to alternate the orange and the yellow in each cabinet.
The result was modern, and happy, and featured on Apartment Therapy, whoo hoo! Big thank you to Sarah Rainwater for the article.
The next step is a fresh coat of clean white on the outside of the cabinets and the walls. I am also thinking of painting a warm gray in this corner:
As Agnethe says, it will immediately shorten the space, which is long, and warm up the room.
The result was modern, and happy, and featured on Apartment Therapy, whoo hoo! Big thank you to Sarah Rainwater for the article.
The next step is a fresh coat of clean white on the outside of the cabinets and the walls. I am also thinking of painting a warm gray in this corner:
As Agnethe says, it will immediately shorten the space, which is long, and warm up the room.
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at home
colour inspiration: part 1
Top two images are from an old Conran’s catalogue.
Above image is from etsy seller Jazz Green, whose paintings I love.
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still life saturday with etsy seller littlebyrdvintage
Photography by Rebekah Dortmund, the lovely owner of the shop.
Littlebyrdvintage is an etsy storefront, with wonderfully styled photographs. I love how a few thoughtful props bring life to each image.
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