I haven't bought myself any interior books lately, but if I did it could very well be this one - Hans Blomquist's The Natural Home
(published by Ryland Peters & Small,
(photography by super-talented Debi Treloar).
Crumpled, faded browns and nature-inspired simplicity speak volumes to me right now.
They "speak" to me, too.... What a serene, quiet post. I want to move in.
ReplyDeleteimágenes fantásticas!!!!!
ReplyDeleteKindred spirits indeed; my copy is on its way as we speak! :) Saw pictures from the book in a mag a while ago now and kept his name in mind...
ReplyDeleteI love these happy coincidences :)
DeleteYou reminded me that this book was actually on my brithday wishlist. I forgot about it, now I wonder if can wait until Christmas. The images just look so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect Christmas gift, - or little autumn treat :)
DeleteSama täällä.. Tuohon täytyy ehdottomasti tutustua tarkemmin:) Kiitos vinkistä!
ReplyDeleteTerveiset saakurkistaa blogista
Niin houkuttelevan kuuloinen blogin nimi sulla, että pitääpä kurkistaa :)
DeleteBeautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I have it and it´s absolutely WONDERFUL...every page of it..
ReplyDeleteI have it and I love it.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful coincidence. i was just looking at this book at barnes and noble. i had asked my husband to buy a particular book for me for my birthday (in two days) but when i found the natural home, i thought, oh how i wish i had asked him to buy this one for me. it is absolutely perfect, every page. beautiful, breathtaking, lovely, inspiring, just beauty in perfection! can't wait to buy it sometime very soon. thank you for posting this about it. it's one of the best books out right now....finally something that really is amazing.
ReplyDeleteIn that case, the happiest of Birthdays!
DeleteThis one seems to really get a thumbs-up from everyone...
I just purchased this book and it is truly beautiful..... Lovely post as always :)
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring! I think the weather this season in England (far too much rain) has changed the way we feel about colours here. I've been living in a kind of Impressionist landscape longing for Autumn. The calm of natural things is a comfort. Like a nest. x
ReplyDeleteI so loved reading this - and an Impressionist landscape doesn't sound at all bad, quite the opposite.
DeleteIt's interesting how the landscape affects our sense of aesthetics I think,
and how we can embrace and find comfort also (or especially) in the greys,
understated, graceful and calming. x
So loverly pictures. I really want to buy this book as well. Nice to visit your blog//Thanks Kicki
ReplyDeletefantastic Book and picture
ReplyDeletefantastic Book and picture
ReplyDeleteLovely to read your comments, every one of them!
ReplyDeleteThis one really does seem to have that timeless quality about it,
no flashing the latest must-have objects or other bling,
but a simple, organic, pared-down aesthetic that stands the test of time.
Definitely the way to go :)
The style here is ver much Tage Andersen, the famous Danish flower decorator.
ReplyDeletedefinitely on my wish-list too.
ReplyDeletelooks stunning that one..
and i think a harmonius way
of life.
thank you for sharing these
images. some are in my own
inspiration-files, ~ but some
were new to me. thank you !
love,
x.h