Popular posts
Latest Fashion
If you’ve ever spent time on a small Danish island, you'll know that the sea has a way of seeping into your bones. I was born on Samsø, a little island smack in the middle of Denmark, surrounded by salt, wind, and waves.
There’s something oddly comforting about watching trends come full circle. Growing up in Denmark, I remember how the grunge and indie scenes were more of a niche thing. But today? Indie Sleaze is back, and it’s everywhere.
Fashion is about expression, identity, and breaking boundaries—and in 2025, gender-fluid fashion is leading the charge.
If there’s one thing 2025 is teaching us, it’s that simplicity and nature-inspired designs never go out of style. Earth tones and natural textures are dominating this year’s fashion palette, bringing a sense of calm and connection to every wardrobe.
As we move into 2025, one trend is quietly taking center stage in the fashion world: quiet luxury. Gone are the days of flashy logos and over-the-top displays.
Latest Decor
This is minimalism in its purest form. A house made of almost nothing. And somehow, it says everything.
The Eames House is less about showmanship and more about intelligence, joy, and intention. It wasn’t built to impress—it was built to work and inspire. And it still does.
Fallingwater isn’t just a home—it’s a manifesto. It whispers instead of shouts. It teaches us that design doesn’t need to impose—it can collaborate. It can flow.
Some houses don’t just exist—they capture an era, a lifestyle, and an entire philosophy of design. The Stahl House (Case Study House #22) is one of them.
Growing up on the small island of Samsø in Denmark during the late 80s and 90s, I experienced firsthand how nature could seamlessly integrate into daily life. Samsø, known for its sustainability and ecological focus, was a place where bringing nature indoors wasn’t just a design trend—it was a way of life.