Be Blue

Lovely!

Source: Affari

Fall has arrived at Gudrun Sjöden’s

Have a look!

Up my road..

Wind worn

Stacey Haines

Delicious

 

Have a cosy Saturday evening!

Hugs, Bettina. :)

Today’s blue and white

If I could I would fill my house with blue and white. But I guess I’ll limit myself to the kitchen.

New stuff

I received the most beautiful crib for my birthday. Our neighbours have a second hand market every Saturday and Sunday. I have bought several items from there, but when I saw this crib I simply fell in love. So a couple of days ago my Man surprised me with it. I am SO happy! It’s from 1821, isn’t it just amazing?

The cats thought it would be a nice idea to pose, by the way.

The chair I also bought from there and I plan to paint it white and change the fabric to a blue-grey with a little bit of grey-silver mixed in it.

The blue-white vase I also got for my birthday and I just love it. Blue and white is my middle name. The flower I’m a bit unsure of, is it Amaryllis?

The other images is from earlier in the summer, they are taken just outside the house.

       

Blue and turquoise table settings

These are my absolute favourite colours! They simply scream summer and tranquillity.

I hope you all have a beautiful day!!

Gudrun Sjöden

Summer at Swedish designer Gudrun Sjöden is as always filled with comfortable clothes and home accessories in bright colours. Certain clothes don’t appear to me and the colours are often too much, but the home products with a touch of tradition are quite nice and something I would consider buying. For now, there are stores only in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.

Easter egg inspiration

Searching through the Internet there are so many beautiful Easter eggs to find. So many great artists reveal themselves, and I’m stunned by admiration. I could never paint like that. My eggs would look like something a four-year-old did. So instead of showing you mine (not that I actually painted any), here are some blue ones for you.

Enjoy your Good Friday!

Source: most of the pictures are from flickr