L O L I T A

the first sip of afternoon coffee, soft leather layering and spring (i wish anyways) cleaning. last photo via pennyweight.

waiting for spring, in bed, with lot’s of lights. i wish it was that way anyways. 1st photo: spencer finch.

today i’d like to live in a house somewhere distant with frameless windows, surrounding forests and thick cement walls. where to?

bricks, rocks, painted glass and icey hues. the 2nd photo is by mario sorrenti and the 3rd photo is of the roman theathre in malaga.

there is just something so completely zen over this hotel in mexico by gracia studio. and how such a small space can still look so free and airy.

cryptic houses, finicky dinners, squiggly stairs. and sunday.

glasshouses, sheer fabrics and lit streets. i can’t wait for spring even though it’s a long way from now. 1st photo: nina broberg for ikea 2nd: mikkel vang and 3rd: heydays.

some cake, some aquavit and then a nap. 2nd photo by rasmus keger and 3rd by ruvan wijesooriya.

an illustraion i made some time ago for a short movie and a very haunted photo. this winter darkness is getting me in the mood for mysterious stories i think.

silent moments, thick forests, velvet shoes on and then some veuve clicquot brut rose with sticky cinnabons. the way it should be. via velveteen and luxirare.

upper west to be more specific. and then a toast coaster. awesome anyways.

still afternoons, dried flowers and homebuilt mini-tables, by arquitectura g and lukasz wierzbowski.

sälbarn, mimosas at 3 pm and neverending evenings is really all one needs in life. especially in january.

there is a restaurant with an unreal mountain view and paz de la huerta is perhaps putting on her shoe.

when my mind gets glutted and i can’t seem to focus even one thought, i turn to empty, lit spaces like the one above. no stuff, no feelings, no identity - i find it very reassuring in a way. this is from an apartment in barcelona by arquitectura g.