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New family member at home: red kid's chair by Danish Peter Hiort-Lorenzen. This beayty has reversible seats and can be used as a rocking chair too. It is made of red fibreglass reinforced polyamide shell. Manufactured and stamped by CADO in the1970's. Hiort-Lorenzen is one of the most renowned Scandinavian designers of the past few decades. Welcome home!
Saturday flea and antique market shopping in Helsinki, Finland! One of my favourite objects was that red coffee bean distributor. Not that I needed it nor would have the space for it, so I settled with taking a picture of it. Now I wanted to share it with you so that you would be able to enjoy this beautyful piece too.
The cool thing about kittens is that you can just put them in your pocket to keep them snug and warm.
I would like that kind of T-shirt or jeans for Christmas. <3
I visited my dear hairstylist today and this orange head was waiting at me at the front door. Not only are they super professionnal when handling my hair, but they know how to use scissors and knives very creatively with other heads too. The idea of the logo is great because Saxcé refers to French succès (=success, evidently). In French you don't say the last "s". BUT also in Finnish you'd call the scissors "sakset" which is pronounced very similar to succès. Oh I love intelligent word puzzles like this. www.saxce.fi Happy halloween!
Halloween and autumn decorations in hotels I recently visited. Orange, purple and earthy colours. Elements of the nature beautifully combined together to make beautiful decorations. I wish you all a nice autumn and wild Halloween!
I try to convince my husband to get us a cat and this is my propaganda video that I made for him.
When Apple introduced the gold-color iPhone 5s last month, Chinese consumers call it “tuhao gold,” meaning the kind of gold that is representative of the tuhao class. So who exactly are the tuhao?
The term consists of the character tu, which means dirt or uncouth; and the character hao, which...
Interesting and not surprising.
Rethinking, reusing, recycling. Out of the box. A fun way to amuse its customers. A store in Helsinki, Finland had this robocop in their window.
After writing that I bought a pair of rubber boots today, I have a sudden urge to explain something (and to defend this practical -but maybe terribly so out of fashion- purchaise).
First, Finns are very practical. If any other woman would buy shoes for their looks and the status they represent, Finnish would buy comfortable, well fitting shoes that are appropriate for the occasion.
Secondly, the weather here in Finland is not always about nightless nights in the summer and white powder snow in the winter. It is also about the spring with the melt of snow, slush, rain and slush in the early winter and about picking mushrooms in the autumn. You can’t only walk with Louboutins in Finland. Out of curiosity; did you notice that the picture where there is a beatiful blue sky and ski trails has been taken from the frozen sea, in front of Helsinki? How could you have noticed? Because you will find a cruise boat on the horizon if you look carefully! I will be looking for some mushrooms this Sunday at my family’s country cottage. I will keep you posted.
Second stop of the evening was a huge self-service flea market. With self-service I mean that people can bring their things to be sold to a flea market where the staff will do the selling for you. The flea market will provide a stand for you, price tags to identify the seller (you) and at the end of a week, two weeks, month or what ever, you pay the rent for your stand and collect the profit. I found lots of clothes and especially baby clothes, but bought nothing. In these pictures above, I present the collection of interesting shoes. Violet rubber and leather boots, minnie-mouse-shoes (the red ones) and black high heel shoes. I bought the rubber boots for 3,50 €. And next time it rains, I know I made an excellent deal. They look good with tight jeans and my black leather jacket. And they will look stunning with my bright orange vintage style winter jacket.
C’est parti! After work this afternoon I headed for second hand treasure hunt. In Scandinavia you will find lots of second hand shops, self-service and traditional flea markets as well as recycling centers. The recycling centers are interesting for their ideology of employment and for their wide selection of stuff. The idea of these huge market places is that people who don’t need their stuff (bicycles, construction material, electronics, clothes etc) can bring them to the recycling centers to be maybe first repaired and then sold. The employees of these centers are only those who have challenges to get work experiences. I would say that throw-awayism is not in fashion! And it is fun not to know what you will find. And yet to accept that not every time there will be a treasure for you.
To make a long story short, and to get to the point, here is in images what I found today from the recycling center. Didn’t buy any of these but if I would be renovating my salle-de-bain, I would have cracked for the vintage water tap.
1o maneiras de ser criativa para os dias de chuva.
These half transparent ones are adorable! All rubberboots suit well to Finnish climate.
Interiors and architecture of the Museum of Modern Art, Kiasma in Helsinki. Museum is quite transitional from showroom to another. Transition is made fluidly from floor to aniother with very few stairs. This requires more space than just with stairs or lifts but it is almost as beautiful to admire the modern art than the architecture itself. The museum has big windows so that natural light can enter the building. Also they grant panoramic views over the capital.
Last weekend the Museum of Modern Art in Helsinki, Kiasma, had a 15th-year birthday. Here some fun pieces of the museum. The building itself is almost like graphic and modern.
Lovely flowers at work this week. I took these photos with iPhone. With some PhotoShopping (also made with iPhone app) that I made, I get an autumn feeling. This feeling requires a steaming hot and spicy vegetable soup and some chocolate for tonight.
We’re saluting polos today on TMR, they aren’t exclusive to Catholic school dwellers http://bit.ly/1fXqKcm
Simple is chic.
Modern architecture in Helsinki, Finland. This is Sanomatalo, the headquarters of the main newspaper.
