Shopping Tips: Serax Wall Vase
I've always thought that Ale Besso had impeccable taste and today she proved me right again :) I really love the Serax Wall Vase she hung in her kitchen (buy it here in grey or white in two sizes). It was designed by Catherine Lovatt like the great cups from the Serax Family collection that have been on my wishlist for a while ;) The Tea Pot and Salt and Pepper shakes by Menu combine lovely as well! I think I prefer the white one, you? :)
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Architecture: Compact Living
I grew up in a city and I will always be a city girl. That automatically means that I'll have to be content with a smaller living space. Below I'll show you some incredibly effective small apartments, architecture-wise.
Beautiful nordic apartment (50m2) (click title for the original source)
I could live here! This apartment is a little larger than my home but we sleep in a ceiling nook as well. It think the fact that you can't actually see the bed while sitting downstairs makes all the difference. The apartment as a whole feels so spacious!
Paris is one of the most crowded cities in the world, so architectural agency Betillon / Dorval Bory designed this effective little apartment using a lot of white. It's a little too minimalistic for me, but fact remains that this home seems larger than it actually is :)
I really like this 45m2 Camden (London) apartment, with a suspended bed and a roof terrace. Although I must say: I'm not really sure whether a bathtub in the kitchen is very convenient ;)
This former Madrid office was transformed by Beriot Bernardini Architects into this very compact (28m2!) living space. Behind the closed cabinets you'll find a kitchen, a wardrobe etcetera! This is a very efficient use of space!
This apartment (created by studio MYCC) isn't actually that small but it is mostly very narrow; only 21m2 per storey. Because of that it's orientated vertically. The bed slides under the 'living room' and is invisible when it has to be :)
In my next post I'll give you some tips on how to make your own home appear larger :)
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