Stranger Than Fiction

Hello Lovelies! I'm preparing the post on "Timeless Pieces of Furniture: The Armchair"... Excuse me while I only learn how to become a webdesigner, how to drive a car and launch an Etsy shop, all at once! ***The official launch of my Etsy shop will be on April the 8th, so save the date! There will be special discounts! Yay!*** In the meantime, here is a post about Alysia's apartment. I love the butterfly theme (of course!) that goes all around the apartment, and that she decorates with words: "Simplify"... [Lire la suite]

Hello, A Dresser with Framed Insects (photo source unknown). Just when i was thinking of the new "bug decor" category, on September the 4th, sfgirlbybay and d*s, two of my fave blogs (they're daily reads, actually) happen to mention bugs the exact same day! First, let me mention the guest post by Amy Azzarito at d*s: she was talking about Wedgewood porcelain, but i happened to spot the beautiful butterflies in the cabinet! Have a look: Second, there was Victoria mentioning "weird science" on an pretty... [Lire la suite]

Hello Lovelies, it's me again! I've been thinking lately, especially after featuring here yesterday this amazing apartment found on ApartmentTherapy... Fact 1: I love home decor... obviously!Fact 2: I love bugs, yes, insects. I draw them. Butterflies, dragonflies, scarabs, you name it! They're beautiful! So why not decorate with bugs?! I think this new category will be dedicated to:1: My bug art. So I'll share my love with you.2. Examples of beautiful homes decorated with insects (be it fabric pattern, real insects dried and... [Lire la suite]

Hello Lovelies! I decided it's time for this blog to move forward and give you more decor porn to look at - just like the example above! I have been cleaning and organizing a lot lately, you can see a few pics here on Flickr, and I'll post about this more at length tomorrow, BUT the result is that I threw away a lot of magazines and kept quite a few of which I mean to tear the best pages "for your eyes only", scan them and post them here, so I can throw away even more mags, but still enjoy the best they have to offer. ... [Lire la suite]

her house tour @ AT LA : http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/house-tour-anna-spiros-brisbane-abodebrisbane-083546 her beautiful blog : Absolutely Beautiful Things (ABT) her custom cushions : her designs @ Black + SpiroI love everything about Anna! enjoy! -Beautymist.

Hi, I'm happy to be back in town! ;-) I'm glad to discover I'm not the only girl into dark, masculine wood. Check out Nina's apartment on AT! I've always been into dark wook and masculine flair. I believe it derives from my genuine love for Art Deco and the Thirties style, esp. Hollywood's Golden Era! Here are a few examples I stumbled upon last week on the blogosphere: an amazing collecting of Danish and German vases (unknown source). Pernille Vest is the stylist for this photo. Check out her amazing portfolio! ... [Lire la suite]

Jeanne Botes is a freelance interiors stylist for magazines. Jeanne is represented by Bird on a Wire in Cape Town, South Africa. (image and info via decor8 blog) enjoy! -Beautymist

A truly brilliant article in its simplicity! And I just love the photos that come with it!Here are two of my fave pictures featured in this Decorology post: Read, learn and enjoy!-Beautymist.

After some yellow inspiration, comes the perspiration. Cleaning and organizing the kitchen, then buying some yellow stuff as pick-me-ups for the room. Here's what I found at www.Monoprix.fr : A yellow rug to put below sink, two white and yellow mugs to hang above counter, one dishtowel with same leaf/floral pattern as mugs (to be hung too), and a small bamboo tray for lemons and onions, to put on counter top. Yay!Beautymist.

Hello, Remember my little teaser? Well it is a wrought iron door (above) with a wonderful, oh-so-spring motif of birds on it, by Emery et Cie. Agnès Emery founded her company, Emery et cie, in Belgium. Over the years, and through working with skillful artisans+, she has gathered quite a lot to offer, from wallpaper, to paint, to Moroccan ceramics, to wrought iron hardware, to fabric and clothes, lighting, rugs and tableware... Almost anything for the home. And i forgot the furniture dept, too! Don't miss her website,... [Lire la suite]