Everyday by House Doctor

The new catalogue from danish brand House Doctor is out!

I'm sharing with you my favourite photos... The ones I believe that translate some of the tendencies for the 2014 interiors. At least the ones I'm most looking forward to see. 

nude tones & grey

shiny metals & earthy ceramics

transparent glass

images via house doctor

Pure Poetry About Bread | by Ninkipen design studio

Today my inner nerd is completely in love with a bread displayer!

...sigh...

The interior design of this bakery, called Panscape (how perfect is that?), is the work of the japanese studio Ninkipen.

Stunning!

photography: Kawada Hiroki

via: facing north with gracia

And did you notice the little mouse hole on the wall?

Can't have a bakery without thinking of those tiny fellows...

Design Crush | CEPA - Port Wine Bottle Coaster

With Christmas around the corner, it's time to start thinking about what presents to get for the entire family. I personally love the simple things that, nonetheless, come with good design and full of significance. So I decided to share with you this design piece which I have a serious crush on - especially the cork edition. 

Designed by the Oporto based atelier Clínica de Arquitectura, the CEPA is a support for Port Wine Bottles that aims to inspire new ways of presentation and serving rituals. It creates a way of reviving old traditions, like the wine and the wood and cork industry, with a contemporary look and attitude.  

all images via Clínica de Arquitectura with permission

"The support is a cylinder made of one single piece of one of the materials - solid wood or cork - both strongly related to the identity of this wine and the Douro Valley, in which two connected cavities are cut out. One of the cavities is dimensioned to fit the bottle. The other is designed to land the stopper..."

You can find the two versions of the coaster for sale on DesignSpray: Cork edition | Wood edition

Winter Love | Wool Throws

What's winter without a chunky Throw (or two) to snuggle in comfortably, maybe with a cup of warm tea in your hands and a good book. During this harsh and cold season it, certainly, is all about the details. 

These New Zealand wool knit Throws were designed by Amy (from Milo and Mitzy blog) and are hand made locally. They come in several neutral tones and you can order them here. 

Don't they look just perfect to wrap yourself in?...

all images via Milo and Mitzy with permission 

House Doctor | brightening up the kitchen |

For me, when it's winter time, one of the the best ways to remain cheerful is to go to the kitchen and bake... and try not to look out the window to find out how dark it is already. 

So here's a bit of inspiration for the kitchen, from the Danish brand House Doctor's A/W 2013 catalogue.Neutral colours for ceramics, colour blocked and degrades, and some funky neon details...all to brighten up your kitchen!

all images via House Doctor

Design Crush - Candlepin

The Candlepin - A multi candle holder in polished or painted steel.

Designed by Sebastian Bergne for Eno.

images via: Vosgesparis

Black&White inspiration | Tine K Home

Danish brand, Tine K Home's latest catalogue is, once again, full of beautiful and inspiring photos.

I decided to only share my favourites today...in black and white.

But do check all their amazing A/W 2013 Catalogue here.

all images via: Tine K home

Home Office | Nina Holst for Ferm Living

Nina Holst, from Stylizimo blog, Styled this home office for the Danish design brand Ferm Living.

I think you can find good ideas and inspiration here. 

I particularly like the use of the clothes rack as a different way of having a wall board.

Visit her original post if you want to know more about her choices, as well as links to the products on Ferm Living's web shop page.

all images by: Nina Holst

via: Stylizimo

A diferent Point Of View

The POV (point of view) candle holder.

Created by the Stockholm based atelier Note Design Studio for Menu.

A series of steel candle holders that change accordingly to where you stand and look at it.

Alone or as part of a pattern, the possibilities are impressive. 

images by: Menu

via: Dezeen and Menu

'Writing Table' |by Roel Huisman|

Today I want to share this adorable desk by Amsterdam designer Roel Huisman.

For all it's simplicity, the desk includes a lamp, a vase and a hidden small storage compartment.

The pigments in the polyester resin gives the 'Writing Table' this green pastel tone, which adds a nice softness to it.

all images via Dezeen

ferm LIVING | a collection full of MORE |

The new catalogue from ferm LIVING is out and it is all about MORE of the inspiring things that this Danish design brand has gotten us used to, and MORE of the trends for next Autumn and Winter. The new photos have a homey feeling in tones of grey that seems just perfect for the cold that will soon be coming.

And 3 new products that I think would make for a great addition to any home. They are such wonderful ideas!

The wooden top for the classic ferm LIVING wire baskets, allowing them to be converted into a side table.

The wooden frame with a leather string to apply to any print you'd like and hang it on the wall.

The iron cloth rack, with leather belts, for clothes or kitchen utensils (or anything you want really).

photography: Heidi Lerkenfeldt, Bjarni B. Jacobsen

Styling&Art Direction: ferm LIVING

all images via: ferm LIVING