If you can still read a traditional clock face, these would be great for an office or hallway. While a white wall would be a sufficient home, since the color goes all the way to the edges, hanging it on a complimentary-colored wall would really make a statement.
$45 each at Chroma Lab/Supermarket.
The sofas from Pinch Design are gorgeous. I’m in love with the classic styling with hints of irreverence, and loads of comfort.
$5000 at Pinch Design via Decor 8.
Esa and Lisa Tanttu have biked and walked through various parts of Stockholm and photographed addresses/numbers’ plates so every date get its own.
$25 at UrbnCal.
This reminds me of an art gallery, and I would very much like to live in an art gallery.
Particularly gravitating towards the black cube table that contrasts with the tapered legs on the furniture, the dainty bird cage in the background, and the linear lighting.
This bin is made from a single cut and folded piece of leather, and it comes in difference sizes. Pictured above is the medium, although I think the small would be best in my place. It can hold cellphones, loose change and other small treasures.
Leather Bin from Gildem, $20.
I’m a big fan of anything that you can attach to the wall to make your life easier. I love clean surfaces (like counters or desks), and the idea that everything can have it’s place off of your table is just so beautiful to me. Hence, why this light switch rack is so great. It carries your mail and keys. I wish my light-switches weren’t double-plated… sigh.
$25 at Moma, via Unclutterer.
This rug is gorgeous and I totally want it to replace my white rug in my living room, but they don’t have a 5′ x 8′, only 5′ x 7′. Bummer.
Via Anthropologie, $398.
