Archive for februari, 2010

Almost every family makes the sunday dinner a bit more special then other days. Sunday Supper is the appropriate name for this amazingly mouthwatering blog with pretty pictures of the most delicous dishes! Those menus where they put in just a little bit more time and effort in and it pulls of. Visiting this blog you will get inspired on what to eat but also on foodstyling.

This blog is based on cooking classes given in a waterfront based loft in Brooklyn, NY and is all about the class-cooking- dining experience, pairing friends and ofcourse food. How I wish I could have some cooking lessons over there!

Waterlilies are all around Asia! They take in a sacred place here! And I can’t blame them, they are so pretty!

And this week I am guestblogging at this amazing blog; ‘The Drifter & the Gypsy‘. Micaela asked me earlier this week. Because of backpacking and lack of proper internet access I had to improvise a little but just check it out! I feel real honored she asked me!

Just came across this really nice blog; Backyard Bill. Very inspiring people and what they wear. It’s a little bit like my favourite fashion blog; The Sartorialist but different. These people seem to care less about fashion but look great and ofcourse amazing photography.

This is the work of Argentina based Cecilia Afonos Esteves. She makes pretty yet simple illustrations and makes wonderfull jewelery in tiny boxes! She showcases her work on two blogs; illustrations ‘Flor de papel’ and jewelery ‘Joyeria contemporanea’

After a week of pure tropic bounty island experience at this little paradise place called The Dolphin, we are back on track! Two days ago we arrived in Malaysie. Again totaly different and we are more then ready for some jungle adventures!

These images by photographer/stylist Christine Rudolph are amazing! They radiate warmth and cosiness and you immediatly want to live there, wear the cloth, get in the bed or eat the cake just watching them!

Love these enemal plates by Hella Jongerius. Her website is filled with her inspiring projects!

In search for those grandmother products that stand the test of time? No need for high tec gadgets? This is the place to be! You will find you true oldtime favourites at Labour and Wait in London. Check out their online shop!

Everywhere we go in Asia I have my eyes focused on nice materials for Made by l e n n e b e l l e! Here is a sneakpreview of one of the pretty pieces I found.

It is a antique silver heartshaped little box pendant made by one of the tribes in the north of Thailand and Laos. It was used to keep tabacco!