My fathers hut in Provence

We are back from holiday full off energy and ready to attack the design world.
This week’s posts will all be about our holiday memories and the makeovers we have done at home.
As my father is French we spend time in Provence every year. Here are pictures from his lovely primitive hut in the mountains. – As you can see he is still an old hippie.

Summer

Congratulations to Lisa, she gave birth to a wonderful little boy 7 days ago. Went to visit her yesterday in her lovely communal garden.

Off on holiday

This is our last day at work before holiday, so we have been working like mad to finish everything. We are off for five weeks so the blogging will be really on and off. Sabine are going to France to visit her father and grandmother, and I am going to our summerhouse. Happy holiday to all of you!!!

The shop & The Table

“Butik for Borddækning” (Shop for Table Settings) represents nine designers and craftsmen, each with their very different expression of idea, form and materials.
The products at the shop invites to imaginative use of the the table as a compositional space and gives inspiration to various table settings. Objects made of different materials such as glass, porcelain, earthenware, concrete and wood contrast each other in shape, colour, texture and scale.
Bente hansen

Tora Urup

Kirstine Kejser Jenbo

Mette marie Orsted

Flensted mobiles

Flensted Mobiles is a family business that designs and makes mobiles since 1954. They have just designed a mobile for the Guggenheim Museum and to Beauhaus in Weimar amongs lots of other things. I gave Kristine 'Futura' to her birthday last year, and now we are dreaming of Life & Thead with pink and purple for our studio.

Crème de la crème á la Edgar

Helle Høgsbro is the woman behind Crème de la crème á la Edgar and lives in this wonderful and colourful home.

Piet Hein Eek

Looked through Dutch Piet Hein Eek's homepage the other day...wow, only beautiful things. Go there and have a look for yourself.

Helle Vestergaard

Helle Vestergaard a classmate from The Danish Designschool makes these wonderfull perforated tealightholders that we love. You can get her lovely things here:
Corfixen
Designer Zoo

More flowers

It is no secret that Kristine and I love flowers. After the flower event we went to a couple off weeks ago we are experimenting with new stillebens at home. The inspiration above comes from Karina Holmen and Anette Eckmann.

Just a quick one

Todays post is just a quick one. We have a lot of deadlines before holiday, work, work, work.

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http://www.onecollection.com