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!

Visit this really nice blog by Gleena from Gleena Ceramics called My mama’s table. Besides all the beautiful ceramic posts my favourite posts are the posts about still lifes!

I am happy I can say that I really can appreciate those small pleasures in life! I agree on the whole list an can add;

*riding my bike

* getting fresh flowers from the market across the street

* morning mist

* sunday breakfast

* a good hug

* holding hands

* trying out a new pasta recipe

* people liking my things from Made by l e n n e b e l l e

* getting to wear that new dress I just finished at sewingclass

to name just a few,…..

Le voyage du ballon rouge. There is this original silent one from 1956 and the new version with Julliete Binoche. It is seen as a tribute to Paris! I loved it!

Wacht the trailers here: Le voyage du ballon rouge & Le ballon rouge (1956)

* Have a nice weekend *

Everywhere you look around there are little shrines; in front of most houses, in guesthouses and shops. Most have small offerings like fruit, flowers and incense.

They are all so pretty!