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Algebra is not as boring as it seems. It just depends on what kind of arithmetic items you choose. In my case I like to add, substract, multiply or divide with interior design and decoration elements. Today's equation is a very simple yet effective one: Add one unit of patterns to a nice unit of colour and add another item from the plant section and the result will be visual splendor.
As simple as it gets, right? What is your personal interior design and decoration formula?
When you look at today's product recommendations for the home, what country would you think of instantly? Anything coming to your mind? The ethnic home pieces are not a mere compilation out of the blue, they are basically a little visual preparation for my next big trip end of April. Can you guess where I will be traveling?
No matter if you guessed the country or not, you are all eligible to the shopping sources of those adorable ethnic home accessories for your happy home. In case you want to add that little, unpretentious ethnic vibe to your interiors, I've curated this little collection of neutrally hued ethnic accessories:
1. Stool 'Josefine' via milanari.com
2. Arch mirror by Mocha
3. Pouf 'Sara' via milanari.com
4. Velvet cushion by H&M Home
5. Around table by Muuto via tujuh.de
6. Recycled glass candle pots by West Elm
Now I am sure you know where I will be headed to end of April? Right?
Happy hump day!
Yesterday's room on my blog inspired me for a little colorful restyling in my home - with ethnic accents. As much as I love clean and cool Scandinavian looks, I can't escape my Balkan roots and I love ethnic elements - colours, patterns, think of kilims and patterned throws. It's something I was surrounded with as a kid.
Every summer I would travel with my parents to the far south of what then was Yugoslavia to stay with my grandparents. They lived in a rather oriental area so it was a common rule that my grandparents had hardly any chairs. They only had a set of chairs that was only used for special occasions and feasts. For the daily life, we sat on the floor, leaned on special, long cushions called 'minderluk', we would eat sitting around a very low, round wooden table called 'sofra' sitting on low, mostly handmade wooden stools. The floors were covered with kilims and the evenings were spent sitting together and telling old stories. Wonderful memories.
Well, I was a bit inspired by this walk down memory lane and here are a few products to add an ethnic vibe to your home:
1. Framed black sea fan by Hannah Brown Interiors
2. Moroccan kilim cushion by Babasouk
3. Nicaraguan vase by Roads Well Traveled
4. Acapulco Multi Lounge Chair by CB2
5. Yellow kilim carpet by Babsouk
Happy hump day!
