Showing posts with label Friday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Friday. Show all posts

08 March, 2013

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Happy Friday!
I love to collect vintage costume jewellery. Here are some of my favourites. I'm thinking on wearing the bracelet to a party on Saturday.

The bracelets a find from the flea market in Brussels a few years ago.
The little bow pin is a gift from a friend.
The darling butterfly is also a flea market find but from Stockholm.
The Vitriini  glass box is a gift from mum. Perfect for displaying little gems!

31 December, 2011

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These lovely hyacinths smells divine!

09 December, 2011

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We are deep down into the winter darkness here in Stockholm and I'm trying to forget that by investing in a flower that usually doesn't show up until spring, the lovely Ranunculus.

25 November, 2011

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This Friday I go for some nice autumn colours. If you can call these twigs and berries flowers?

18 November, 2011

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The obsession with carnations continues!  The lady in the flower shop looked at me as if I were mad when I asked for two different red and one pink carnation! I think they look exquisite together.

11 November, 2011

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Friday Flowers!
This Friday I found some lilies at the market. I love to have lilies in my big vase from IKEA, designed by Dutch designer Hella Jongerius. Actually any long stemmed flowers look just lovely in that vase!

04 November, 2011

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Friday Flowers!
This Friday I actually bought flowers instead of borrowing from my neighbours. I just love carnations, some people say that they are just for old ladies and funerals. I say they are just perfect for any occasion! I just love these two colours together. Cream and snow white!

I keep them in one of my favourite vases, made by Swedish designer Lisa Larson. It is one of her 1980s pieces and I was so happy when I found it in a thrift store.

28 October, 2011

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Friday Flowers!
These ones I "borrowed" from my neighbours garden. I was thinking, frost is here anyway so they are pretty much over. That wasn't  too bad of me,  was it?