L O L I T A

balconys, feathers and backyards. i’m so very ready for spring.

soft beds, lit flowers and peeking plants. via mieke willems, that damn genius.

i absolutely love christopher kanes s/s-12-collection and the flower-printed organza dresses in particular.
also spring light and balloons are never a mood killer.

who would have thought an old, grey house would fit so well in a grass green balcony suit.
middle photo: anja mulder, third photo: photobotanicus

i love how modernity meets tradition in the brick house with the window dots. and the second photo is of a swedish wall painting in something called a “kurbits”-pattern. the translation is gourd apparently. i like how it’s so vivid, almost popping through the wall.

all of the lights, all of the fields, all of the apartments in paris. just things to like, that is.

birch trees, crisp skies, fluent scarves and low furniture.

overgrown forests, thick socks and sombre hallways, via the exquisite tumblr nordic flavor.

i love the scarves and the way they’re presented equally –> forget me not.

i cant wait til the first spring buds start to appear. and the first really bright and sweet fruit is for sale. right now its all just as grey as the weather. but soooon. february being the shortest month is one of the greater ideas out there i think.

i’m your typical winter nag, always longing for springtime. but seeing this house, which resembles my old cottage house soo much, makes me appreciate winter and it’s stillness a bit more. i hope it does the same to you since we’ve got some time left til’ picnincs and bike rides.
via designspirationsk.

protruding windows and ocean trash collages.

folded tables, bubble hats and creamy frills. via milk, shira keret and groupa studio.

glossy floors, warm patterns and a cabinet in wooden textile, by elisa stozyk and sebastian neeb.