We're half way to the weekend - truly a milestone, don't you agree? And thinking of half ways, I thought a real half way to proper holidays would be a cabin weekend in the surrounding mountains or on the shores of one of the Bavarian lakes. And thinking of a cabin weekend I got myself musing over a cabin vibe in interiors. This time, I've imagined a modern yet cosy cabin style: wood combined with graphic patterns, quirky details and a healthy pop of colour. Doesn't sound all to bad, right? So here are a few goodies to get the look:
1. A cute coffee platter with graphic pattern from one of my favorite Etsy stores, Asleep From Day.
2. Essential for the real cabin feeling: enamel mugs as seen on Labour And Wait.
3. A quirky, nature inspired and hand painted Gemma Orkin vase from West Elm is ideal to add a touch of style to any cabin.
4. A good feature piece made of wood is essential, too. I'd go for a modern and sleek one - like the Zeitraum sideboard as seen on Nest.
5. And colour goes everywhere. Really everywhere. I love this happy cushion from the brand new online shop of my fellow blogger at La Maison d'Anna G.
I love the Zeitraum sideboard, so fab!
ReplyDeleteCan`t wait for weekend to come btw, because my vacation starts then. I´m actually going to a cabin in Norwegian mountains:)
Have a great summer!
Woah! Great kit! After much deliberation I'd have to go for the bird vase, it's stunning! I've heard a lot of great stuff about the West Elm shop, I must take a peek! Thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteI love a cabin holiday Igor! And my friend Michelle Morelan from Canada designs the greatest cabins ever.
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Have a great holiday!
Ahhhh...sounds perfect! You would have the sharpest cabin around;)
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I'm feeling the vibe Igor :) I love that piece from Zeitraum.
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Thank you so much for the link Igor, I'm happy you liked the cushion! And for sure it would look great in your cabin ;)
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