After saving all my favorite working spaces I can say that I’m in special need of a wall where I can pin, hang or stick prints, photos and post-its (light bulb!) on. I wish that one day I will be the proud owner of my own creative hideaway with lots of natural light (which means big windows!) a big, rustic wooden table with a mix of different chairs around it.  And, of course, a big empty wall to start building a huge moodboard.

What would your ultimate working space look like? Or what is the number one thing you need in that study area? I would love to hear your ideas!

Source images: House of Bliss, VT Wonen, Wool Clouds, My Ideal Home, AMM, Bodie and Fou, Counting Stone Sheep, Blood and Champagne, Little Bits of Lovely

Source images: Zara

1. Striped tee from T by Alexander Wang. 2. Black denim shorts by One Teaspoon. 3. Malachite one skull bracelet and rhodonite one skull bracelet by Fashionology. 4. Vans x Kenzo leopard sneakers.

My boyfriend gave me some really cool vintage orange chairs for my birthday (pictures will follow soon) which made me eager to change the whole interior too. But luckely for him I’ve found enough satisfaction in getting inspiration on how to store all my fashion and interior magazines instead. Here are my five favorite ways to store your magazines.

1. Use an old wooden crate to store your favorite magazines. I love idea of combining to different sizes like the normal size and the smaller Ikea catalogue size.

2. It is very logical to use magazine racks to keep your magazines in and that’s what I love about this one. It is so simple, but by lining them all up against the wall it looks like the most clever idea ever.

3. Some magazine cover are to beautiful not the show. These racks make it possible to create your own magazine wall. I especially like the thin metal and the simple yet artistic design.

4. Make a new nightstand with a pile of magazines. I already spotted the magazine nightstand a few times before, but I think it is time to actually make one. It would make a good side table as well if you ask me.

5. If you are ever that lucky to find a beautiful vintage magazine cabinet like thise one don’t you dare not buying it. This would be the perfect way for me to keep al my favorite magazines in one place. Time for some serious thrift shopping!

Source images: Hos Marte, Scandanavian Deko, Stil Inspiration, Varpunen, Unknown.

Source images: Style by Kling, The Sartorialist, A cup of Jo, Refined Style, Obaz, Various Tumblrs.

Think I need to add a few more denim items on my wishlist like a patchwork jeans, light denim shirt, jacket and some more shorts since summer is right around the corner. Eh…

Source images: Local Milk, Middle child complex, Oracle Fox, Songz, Fashion gonerogue, Scarlett Starlet, Chi-hagihara, Mija.

Have a nice weekend!

Source images: Garance Doré, Dessert for Breakfast, Rainbow Wildfox, Olof Jakobina, Jak & Jil, This isn’t Happiness, Pinterest/Unknown.

1. Soft pink Acne sunglasses, 2. Flamingo sweater H&M, 3. Zara boyfriend jeans, 4. Givenchy Obsedia mini quilted bag, 5. Butter nailpolish, diamond geezer and union jack black, 6. Chanel lipstick – Rouge Coco “Sari Doré”, 7. Zara leather slippers.

First there is Jeanne, calm and introverted, living in a small cottage in the middle of nowhere. Then there is the elegant Hélène from the city and Marie-Louise the older and more serious one. The last one is Madeleine,  the cheerful and colorful type with the feather is her hair. This little story about ‘Les belles dames’ makes me love the designs even more. While searching for my favorites I discovered that Hélène and Madelaine are my favorites ladies. Maybe it is the story behind them or maybe just the pretty designs. Who knows.

I can’t wait until I own my first ‘Les Belles Dames’ plate or teapot. Celinda also designs pendants and beautiful tiles. All inspired by those belle dames. You can find all her pretty design in her Etsy shop. What are your favorites?

Source: Celinda Ceramics on Etsy, Celinda Versluis

Source: Vanilia