It’s styling day for me today and I can’t tell how relieved I am to step away from all the technical issues I got involved with the launch of our new site but it’s all good now, we received some great feedback and everything is working smoothly. I also found out that The Guardian had featured our Scrapwood wallpaper PHE-8 and I love what they’ve done with it.  I used the Scrapwood wallpaper in our bedroom in France and I have been thinking of doing a feature wall in our bathroom in London, which is the only room I haven’t touched yet and I think if I stare a lit bit longer to this bright blue from the 80’s, I’m gonna faint! This morning, I’m visiting a shop (still thinking about the idea of opening one…) and I’m seeing some gorgeous office spaces on Monday. I know they are gorgeous because I visited them about 5 years ago. Then, I’ll take time to reflect and listen to my guts feelings. It has been a busy year…can I …

I’m always on the look out for creative ideas to make a wall in our home just a little bit more interesting. At work, I created a moodboard… In Mila’s bedroom, I put a beautiful, loving sticker on her wall In my mum’s bedroom, I created a moodboard using beautiful art print + tearsheets from magazines + photos of Mila + masking tape In our bedroom, the display keeps changing but for the time being, it’s a mix of B&W prints + tearsheets In our lounge, I displayed B&W family photos with black masking tape but I also very much like the idea of Designhund to use the back of painting canvas. or what Desiree did with clipboards 2 DAYS TO GO… {We have entered the fabulous MyDeco Independent Home Shop Award} Nominate BODIE and FOU as your favourite EVER AND EVER AND EVER independent Home Shop and two voting winners will also win £1000* to spend on our concept store on anything you like including this gorgeous Tropezienne bag. CLICK HERE to enter the competition. http://feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/UxVs

but I had to post it otherwise I will spend hours trying to remember where I saw it! I love how the mix of big letters and wobbly picture frames make this kitchen looking…well like a real home rather than a shot from a magazine. A demain!Via Little Blue Deer http://feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/UxVs