I love things made from wood and these beautiful rustic items from Etsy shop Gray Works make my heart beat a little bit faster.
The Milkmaid stool is a variation of the traditional three-legged milking stool. Gray Works has updated the design with quirky but steady asymmetry for a style that works everywhere from modern, to rustic, to farmhouse retro. The seat is hand hewn, and the legs are turned in their shop.
The gorgeous wooden cutting boards /serving platters can be personalized with a custom engraving. They make a wonderful present!
Today I’m loving … this white kitchen with a light blue stove.
I love rustic kitchens with wood, concrete and accessories in grey, black and wood. Above (image via AnoukB) and below (images via VT Wonen) some rustic kitchen inspiration.
Create a similar look with the products below:
1. Salt & Pepper Grinder from Muuto, 2. UNGDOM cups from IKEA, 3. Bread board made from teak wood, 4. wooden Bread board, 5. & 6. Black pottery from Colombia, 7. Rack with 6 wooden plates.
Today some winter inspired eye candy! Grey, black, sheep skin, heavy knits … to me this is about winter time and a cosy home.
Image source: 1. & 2. Jeroen van der Spek, 3. Oisoioi 4. from the portfolio of Lotta Agaton
This stunning home belongs to Maria Øverby, a Norwegian ceramist. This former school (from 1893!) is successfully converted into cozy family home. I especially love the subtle color scheme of the interior and the mix of eclectic accessories and vintage pieces.
(images by Trine Thorsen)
The wonderful combination of white and wood. From the porfolio of Trine Thorsen.
Danish company Made a Mano was founded in 2001 by Rosario Parrinello, NanaKi Bonfils and Josephine Akvama. Their ambition is: “to create a collection of tiles, countertops and sinks, combining ancient traditional handicraft with modern techniques. Revealing a sure sense of beauty and style.”
Their tiles are entirely made by hand from lavastone and terracotta. The patterns and colors are gorgeous, combining different styles create a stunning and unique effect.
How cool is this kitchen?! The kitchen has the necessary modern appliances but is also full with vintage accessories and there is even a Mini on the wall.
(styling by Katrine Martensen-Larsen / images by Stuart McIntyre)
In this Scandinavian kitchen green has been used as accent color. The stools are from Tolix.
(images by Trine Thorsen)
Today I’m loving this minimalistic kitchen from Antwerp (Belgium) based architect Vincent van Duysen. Isn’t that huge stove just gorgeous?
(images via Vincent van Duysen)
