...Lerkenfeldt...

Running around Pinterest as I am wont to do, I came accross this image:

I immediately fell in love. I love dark walls, light furniture and mid toned, something about the combination is just so clean and classing.

The photographers name is Heidi Lerkenfeldt, and I can't find much information about her at all. All I know is her interiors/still life photos are beautiful.

`Images via La maison d'Anna G

...Christmas Cheer...

I found these awesome images by photographer Alan Sailer - basically he fills christmas baubles with things like PlayDoh, hundreds and thousands and glitter than shoots a bb pellet at them. Awesome!

I want to get prints and use them as my xmas deco's for the year.

Alan does this with other objects as well, I just love the colour in these ones!
Find his Flickr stream here.

~All images via Flavorwire and Zillamag

...Zander Olsen...

Zander Olsen is a very difficult man to get information on.

What I've found is that he is a Welsh-born artist and photographer who does beautiful work in the UKs environment.

Tree, Line is, according to the artist, an "an ongoing series of constructed photographs rooted in the forest. These works, carried out in Surrey, Hampshire and Wales, involve site specific interventions in the landscape, ‘wrapping’ trees with white material to construct a visual relationship between tree, not-tree and the line of horizon according to the camera’s viewpoint.’

Beautiful.

Cadair, Oak 2010

Untitled (Cadair) 2008

Beeches 2004

Duncan Wood 2004

Jhutti 2004

Untitled (Corbie) 2005

Two 2005

Flat Lines 2005

No Mans Land 2004

Contact Zander at post@zanderolsen.com

~All Images via Zander Olsen

...I Suppose...

Architects: Suppose Design Office

Location: Buzen, Fukuoka, Japan

Photographer: Toshiyuki Yano

This residence was built with children in mind. When we're young, anything and anywhere is a playground. The architects of this house wanted to create a dwelling with a courtyard that would become a playground naturally.

Rooms are disconnected structures, interwoven with glass-ceilinged pathways, creating an exterior area that feel interior, and an interior area that feels exterior. The glass ceiling allows for days spent in the sun, and nights spent stargazing.

This is a stunning revelation in architecture - really, when you think about it, it's as if the architects have taken a standard house layout, blown out each individual room and wrapped the whole lot in glass, creating a public/private, play/live/work mish-mash of living.

Images via ArchDaily

If I Were to Wed...

...it would have to look something like this. Vintage. A little quirky. A lot whimsical, and a whole lot beautiful.

Stunning, right? It's from OC Prop Girl owner Renee Delsigne, check out the story of the shoot here. The photographs were taken by Jessica Claire.

All Images via StyleMePretty