Today, head on over here for a soft start to your week.
This blog post takes me far away to a very peaceful place.
American boy just has a way of capturing the most inspiring, beautiful and serene images, so head on over and be swept away on a petite journey.
Happy Monday!
Photo by: Matthew Turley
It’s the weekend, and I am taking you to church.
These organs have been on my mind since I came across them over a month ago. And here they are to brighten you day:)
Enjoy.
Otherworldly, dreamy, puristic, sensual and elegantly strong come to mind.
If I was a piece of art, then please, pretty please let me be an organ, so I can belly up sweet tones or joy while looking like a bejeweled jazz singer from the 20’s.
Have a wonderful Sunday.
Photos via 356blanc by Raphael Dallaporta
These are just treasures I found on the way, that I just had to bring with me home.
No matter where I am, I like collecting stones, feathers, seashells, seeds, leaf and whatever may catch my attention as I walk by. Most of it gets lost on the way, but a few treasures makes it home, or to a photograph.
When American boy and I took our infamous petite trip across America this fall, he took me on a weekend trip to Long Islang outside New York. I will post about it soon. There we wandered the beaches, and in the soft fall sun white pebbles glittered and made it to my pockets.
As I flew to Norway, his car carried a few small plastic bags full of treasures back home with him.
Somehow, these treasures carry with them sweet memories, so its quite hard to part with them. Therefor I try to incorporate them in the interior decoration, like filling a glass vase with seashells, white pebbles in a big silver bowl with a cube candle, make a necklace or just a dried leaf in my favorite book.
And now, let me take you inside mon petite getaway cottage, and the village that holds it in it’s embrace.
My breakfast:
These hallways are the main streets of this petite village. All the houses are connected, and walking between them all is like getting lost in a medieval labyrinth.
An then back inside the labyrinth, I will take you from the 17century to back the 14th century.
Come along and be charmed.
I so hope you have enjoyed our little walk in the Ligurian mountains and stone village.
Have a wonderful day!
Photo by: MMF
This blog of the week has a great travel image section and is from what I can gather based out of Tokyo/Paris.
I always miss Tokyo in the spring, because that is when cherry blossom is going on, and to me the most beautiful time to visit this fantastic city.
So here is a bit of Japanese street style, travel stories, great images and a bit Hello kitty-ish for you.
( For travel images scroll down on the right side of the blog to ” The world is beautiful” category)
Photo by: Tokyobanhbao
Bon Voyage!
Oh, I just cant wait!
So, before we continue with another organic poetry post, I had to show you this fashion shoot.
This is what I want to wear this spring.
This is how I want to feel.
It’s a bit beach bohemian anno 2010, and I want in.
I know its only the beginning of February, but I am already very ready for the beautiful snow outside my Norwegian home to melt, so I can toss on some of these gorgeous gowns with a light knitted shawl loosely draped over my shoulders.
Get ready for spring!
Photo by: David Mushegain via Paranaiv