Small exhibition at Cinnober

My favourite bookshop here in Copenhagen is Cinnober. They have the best supply of wonderful illustration, graphic design and architectual litterature and everytime I go there I want to buy it all. Cinnober is located in the centre of Copenhagen, close to the shopping street Strøget so if you are in town you should definately pay it a visit! Starting on tuesday the 2nd of february they will be selling some of my limited edition prints and I'm very happy to be in such good company!
How to find the shop here!


cinnobershop.dk
emmamargareta.com

Cloudy and a cold

Today I am very slow. I caught a cold again and keep sneezing and coughing and freezing. You know what it's like when the inside of your head just feels like a big lump of cotton. You can't think straight. Found these beautiful illustrations by iranian illustrator Yoota Azargeen through this blog. Pretty much illustrates my day.

via me melodia

Jelle Martens

Pretty graphic work by Jelle Martens

Found via iso50

Fnubbu in our house!

The very talented danish designer Signe Møller Jensen with her brand Fnubbu actually has her studio and shop at street level in MY house!! She does some really beautiful work and I love peeking through the windows while waiting for my boyfriend to get ready when we are going somewhere ;) I would wear this anytime!

Fnubbu

I miss summer!!

When I saw these pictures over at Sara's blog I began longing for summer even more. They are probably from some old lady's house in the countryside of Sweden and they remind me so much of my childhood. My grandmother's brother Sven lives in a house very much like this!







Visit Sara's blog Balluns!

Move in with me!

Love this little family of stools/tables by Paul Loebach. Perfect 3-in-1 for a small place; Storage, table and stepping stool. Please, move in soon!



via Swiss Miss

I'm organizing my links....

....sorry for the mess!

Alphabet

Found this beautiful alphabet by designer and artist Peter Grundy over at equally beautiful blog All the mountains. I'm actually pretty tierd of all the alphabets made out of this and that, but this one really caught my eye. Love the colors and the details.



found here

Vintage egg basket lamp!

from: AustinModern/Etsy

48m2

Sometimes I feel like there is stuff EVERYWHERE and everytime I open a drawer or a cabinet things FALL out. Living in a small apartment is sometimes a bit of a struggle especially if you are a collector (of everything) like me. Then you fall over photos like these below. This apartment in France is only 48m2, same as ours. How is that possible??? My next place will be an industrial loft with no furniture, I tell you!











from Marie Claire Maison

Pencil jewellery by Maria Cristina Bellucci

found here

Everyone wants the same type of unusal things (Alla vill ha samma typ av annorlunda saker)

In '97 the swedish singer Wille Craaford had a small hit with the song "Alla vill ha samma typ av annorlunda saker". I never particularly liked this song, but the refrain comes to mind sometimes when I think of things that EVERYONE seems to want, including me. When I look at the pictures I'm about to post of things that I like all I can think of is.... How boring am I??

Move in with me!

You have probably seen this already, the Blow away vase by Swedish designgroup Front. They made the vase by digitalizing and transforming a Royal Delft vase to simulate that it was blown away in the wind.

Buttons buttons buttons!

Sofa, BEATRIX by Anna Kraitz for Källemo. Love it!



via Design Shimmer

Ingmar's last wish

I remember one summer some years ago when me and some friends took a daytrip to the island of Fårö, just north of Gotland where I'm from, with the sole pupose of finding Ingmar Bergman's house. This was the same year me and my friend Anna took a summer course at the university of Gotland on Ingmar Bergman and his movies. We drove all around the island on teeny tiny roads in the woods, hoping to find the right one. We didn't. I'm kind of happy that we didn't. He was a very private person and the locals did everything to protect his privacy. In fact, if you asked them for the direction to Bergman's house they'd look at you and say "Bergman... who??"
When Ingmar died in 2007 suddenly everyone knew where his house was since a big debate started around what should happen to the house and aeroplane photos and maps were pulished in every newspaper. Should it be made into a museum? Should it be sold?
The house is now for sale (I've heard that Ang Lee, Woody Allen and Wes Anderson all were interested!) and so are all the the personal property that belonged to Bergman. All the furniture and other stuff will be auctioned out in september by Bukowski's.
Sad. Or maybe not. It was a decision his family made and according to his last will. He was very determined about it:
“This is my wish and no discussion or emotional tumult must come as a result.”
I went looking though some of the pictures on Bukowski's website and these are some of the things he left behind that are now for sale:
I was totally fascinated by the little bedsidetable/nightstand with notes. Imagen Ingmar having trouble sleeping and coming up with the idea for a new masterpiece! And maybe a huge fan will have a dream come true, watching TV in Ingmars Eames chair. Who knows.

Portrait of Bergman by Irving Penn



Office



Ingmar's nightstand with notes



Ingmar's Eames chair