Playhouse

Roll-away Playhouse with Hidden Sandbox Underneath, that is a great idea if you want to avoid cats and dogs in the sand where your kids might play.

Chocolate Mousse ♥

Last weekend I had a few friends coming over for dinner, I thought it would be a great idea to do a Chocolate Mousse for dessert, I also included a homemade chocolate Marshmallow, my guests said it was delicious but perhaps a bit too heavy on the stomach :)

Fashion

Books on the shelf

Good morning my Lovelies,

How are you? I found this drawing really interesting and in my case so true, I have to admit that I have on my shelf at least 20 books that I'm willing to read, some people start reading a new book and automatically buy a new one, which means that you end up with a shelf full of books that you can't read all at the same time. Well I think we should simply enjoy life and stories, so if that means having books all around your bed that is fine :)

Fiskebar in Antwerp

The restaurant looks very cozy and chic and the display of fish proved the fish had to be very fresh. Regarding the crowd you can conclude it is a very popular place in Antwerp. Many well dressed people walked in, and lots of champagne bottles were popped. Besides this trendy atmosphere the prices are very reasonable. For €18,- you could have a main course. On the walls they have the menu’s. On the one hand they serve very basic fresh fish like lobster, tuna steak and all that kind of fish. But on the other hand they have daily specialties. These were absolutely delicious.

The View-Master

I remember as a kid we were enjoying watching images through the View-Master which was for us amazing at that time :)

Peach blazer

Peach blazer, white tank, and pearls..Great for Summer

The New Stuttgart City Library

Interiors

All the crown molding I could ever dream of. That could be the kind of main entrance with stairs that I would love to have.

Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau is the name for the artistic movement that started in Europe around 1890 and lasted until around 1910. It took on many different characteristics in different places, and some of the most famous designers from the era have disparate styles, including Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona, Josef Hoffmann in Vienna and Carlo Bugatti in Italy. What these designers had in common was an interest in finding a new artistic vocabulary that could best express the modern world.