enjoy your sunday. 

it's a black and white world. 

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work from liam stevens- 

an image maker and designer based in London.

sometimes i wish i could draw lines like these. 

little studio says hello :)

'nordic happy design', and yes, it makes me happy.. 

what do you think about that fox?!

this weekend we will be off for a couple of days. relaxing at the parents. 

so i'll see you next week- with some new inspiration. 

[ image via convoy ]

today i'm loving this fabric from marimekko. 

the pattern just makes me dream about scandinavia.

soon it will be in our home.. think i'll frame it and hang it above our new cabin in the hallway. can't wait!

marimekko-  i always loved their patterns, colors and simplicity.

and now, i found something amazing! the marimekko map of helsinki. 

i have to go. now!

about the map:

'this map takes you on a journey through Marimekko’s home town Helsinki, to places where our colourful products bring joy to our friends, customers and passersby. it also takes you to places that have a strong emotional meaning for our designers – from cafés pulsating with urban activity to the nearby islands to enjoy the calm of nature.'

check out the event and activity calender as well.

[ you can find this here! ]

agree. 

hello sunday. 

[ sunday print - etsy ]

oh so fine

a great graphic designer from copenhagen. 

just love this style, together with the photography!

A Herbarium of floral prints from own garden;

Thomas Voorn develops prints of flowers and plants from his own city garden in Rotterdam The Netherlands. Home grown, nurtured, handpicked and photographed by Voorn himself. The designs are sharp and photographic, as well as subtly irregular in pattern to give them a handmade feel.

The Herbarium wallpapers of flowers and plants from Voorn's garden 'Herbarium at Home wallpapers by Thomas Voorn' can now be ordered.

 

                                                                                           © ThomasVoorn.com

                                                                                           © ThomasVoorn.com

i love this idea!

the mix 'n match wallpaper by kirath ghundoo

this is how it works:

the user has a choice of seven patterns to create an eclectic feature wall. designed digitally employing a variety of large and small repeats, the patterns can endlessly be displayed within a mixture of combinations or as single strips. 

so.. where can i use this?... 

[ found on notcot ]