Louise Gaarmann

Louise Gaarmann is the woman behind these beautiful tealight holders made by lace dipped in porcelain slipper. So feminin and beautiful just like Louise. The middel picture is her and Kit Andersen in there ceramic studio in Århus.

Weekend visit

Sabine had a visit from her childhood friend Nana this weekend. Spring is near!

Amsterdam

Last year around this time, Michael and Sabine was on a little love weekend in Amsterdam. What a treat! Bicycling around the city, eating out and just being together. This year the trip goes to Berlin.

Frozen fountain
Droog design

Lynfabrikken

If you ever go to Århus, you have to visit Lynfabrikken. It is cafe, designshop and studios under the same roof, an old factory. Nicky Bonne is the photographer behind the pictures.

Meetings all day.

We are working as interior stylists for the danish design magasines RUM and Boligliv.Went to meet them yesterday and came home with a lot of work.
Finished the day in The Rug Companys new shop in Denmark, absolutely fantastic, we want some! The rug on the pic. is Marni Margherita. The top pattern is Marimekko which we also love.

Dreaming.

Dreaming of days with inspiration, work, good food and walks along the beach, only Sabine and I, without the family in my parents summerhouse.
These pictures are from last spring, so now it must be time again.

Danish artist Tal R.

Flowers

Pictures from Kristines apartment. We can't live without them! Flowers just makes you happier and on top of that, it is a great source of inspiration.

One of the world's most renowned trend forecasters, Li Edelkoort , delivers endless inspiration, try the magasines "Bloom" and "view on colour".

Spring

Spring is in the air. Sabines twins Sofia and Mingus, are definitely ready. Sabine and Michael bought this lovely house 4 years ago. Six km. from Copenhagen center.

Newton

Kristine just got this nice lamp at home. We want some for our studio too.

Meyer-Lavigne together with Royal Copenhagen

Some pictures from our degree show. In this project we worked together with the old danish ceramic firm,Royal Copenhagen. Later Karin Eriksson showed it at the exhibition "tablemanners".