as you might know one of my favourite hashtags on
instagram is the #onmyshelf one
Love to admire all these beautiful styled shelves
(or whatever used... tables, cabinets, cupboard)
(or whatever used... tables, cabinets, cupboard)
but most of all the added personal touch
gives us the idea getting to know each other a little bit...
and that is what attracts me most
because it thought it would be fun to share and to be inspired
by each other's creative ideas I have asked some of my favourite bloggers
to share their "shelfies" accompanied by some words or a short story...
don't we all love to share and to be inspired by each others
creative ideas and knowing a little bit more about it ?
this week Wendy - very talented photographer, photo-/interior stylist and founder of
the beautiful and always inspiring lifestyle, photography and interior design blog
"Beeldsteil" shares hers...
wendy wrote me:
On my shelf – A first hint of Christmas
This year I'm late with the Christmas decorations compared to previous
years.
But slowly little hints of Christmas are entering my home.
Starting on the open kitchen shelves Botkyrka by Ikea. Still favourite because of
the simple design and the material it’s made of: powder-coated steel.
Starting on the open kitchen shelves Botkyrka by Ikea. Still favourite because of
the simple design and the material it’s made of: powder-coated steel.
Like many things in my home, it’s all in the details.
No striking and gleaming decorations for me. The X cup from Design Letters is
a good example of a minimal yet beautiful Christmas hint.
The wooden stars give a more graphic look and feel than
the traditional festive season decoration.
No striking and gleaming decorations for me. The X cup from Design Letters is
a good example of a minimal yet beautiful Christmas hint.
The wooden stars give a more graphic look and feel than
the traditional festive season decoration.
My love for beautiful ceramics is still going strong.
Lately I combine it more and more with used home accessories.
Like the two glasses that I found on a vintage market in an old town
in the Netherlands. Hand-blown from the late seventies.
A nice contrast with the modern white tableware.
Now they serve as a plant holder, next week I might use it for candles or wine.
That's the beauty of open shelves and accessories,
I can change it again and again.. Love to do that, especially at this time of year.
I could spend hours on styling and creating new combinations.
Lately I combine it more and more with used home accessories.
Like the two glasses that I found on a vintage market in an old town
in the Netherlands. Hand-blown from the late seventies.
A nice contrast with the modern white tableware.
Now they serve as a plant holder, next week I might use it for candles or wine.
That's the beauty of open shelves and accessories,
I can change it again and again.. Love to do that, especially at this time of year.
I could spend hours on styling and creating new combinations.
Of course a Christmas tree can’t be missed, the next few days
I’ll search for the perfect tree. Not too big or too small and beautifully shaped.
I’ll search for the perfect tree. Not too big or too small and beautifully shaped.
Wish you all wonderful December days and lots of fun decorating!
Love, Wendy
photos: Beeldsteil
