Dream Houses

Backen Gillam & Kroeger | St. Helena farmhouse

Natural light in the living room

I have no desire for a modern home, but this is awesome.

One pretty house that I really like

Farm House

Glass bottomed tub

Porch swings, beachfront

Trade In Your Mattress For A Hammock

Wanna catch some more Z’s? You’re going to need a big net. Forget Serta and Sealy—the best sleep happens on lazy afternoons in a hammock in the backyard. Why not bring some of that simple mesh comfort indoors to help you get a good night’s sleep? The best part (aside from the fact that you can eat in bed without lying in crumbs) is no more fighting with fitted sheets. Making the bed is a simple as throwing down a blanket before you lie down on cold nights.

Traffic Light

Let's have a Toast

Packaging

Karl Lagerfeld Diet Coke

"Mor" Cosmetics. Have always loved their completely unique cosmetic packaging.

Piece of cakes, the packaging is so cute.

Weddings

This Saturday I've been invited to two Weddings, therefore I thought of adding a new post about wedding ideas.

Handkerchief wedding invites.


Silhouette wedding cake toppers

Gifts for bikers

You don't want to leave your bicycle outside, there is a great idea, install a bike shelve in your flat, I really love the idea and I like the design.

A bike shop in Germany... like a bike Mecca!

Such a spiffy bike basket

Exactly what a bike should be, nothing more, nothing less. It's Perfect. Love that shade of green> Beautiful bike fenders and all. If you wanna make me happy, find me that bike :)

Photography

JFK and Jacky happy together

Twiggy, she had an amazing personality, actress and singer. In the early-1960s she became a prominent British teenage model of swinging sixties.

This is Rosamund Pike, I have to say that she is one of my favourite actress, she was born in London and has played in several TV mini-series, in 2010 she was nominated for the best actress of the year for Barney's Version movie directed by Richard J. Lewis.

A place to eat in New York

All of a Sudden, the Toughest Table in New York Five nights a week, chef César Ramirez offers the most outrageously fabulous meals in New York, prepared and served in a space that also acts as the prep kitchen of a grocery store on the same block. When I went early last year, the total number of seats was twelve. Recently he expanded to eighteen, and his partners have sprung for a seven-figure renovation. Yes, that's $1 million for one small room. It gleams. The food is of the moment and of the market, downtown Brooklyn's take on the chef's table. Ramirez, an ex–David Bouley protégé, is always there cooking, putting out at least twenty small courses, each a bite or three, aided by two assistants and a fellow by the name of Marcilino, the hardest-working dishwasher in New York. The food is close to French but has inspired twists—jumbo lump crab encased in kataifi (a Middle Eastern play on shredded wheat), bluefin toro in mustard-seed sauce, a Kumamoto oyster with grapefruit gelée and crème fraîche, bacalao with cod roe and microplaned black truffle. Ramirez says the small assemblage that he refused to lower his standards, that his single goal was perfection.

Office Spaces

I really could see myself working in that Office, wooden floor and white furnitures.