Why this sudden interest for office decoration & design? well I was actually reading the French Glamour the other day and there were some pictures of the home of a famous writer, the desk where she works was just so pretty, then I started thinking about my own desk, nothing to say, I mean I don’t have any desk I’m working on the kitchen table (poor me;) not to mention my desk where I work, it’s just ugly, no window, just boring.
My dream office would be inspired by one of these above.
My dream office is also colorful, there’s a bunch of flowers on the desk, in a small room with a lot of light !
I woud also put some stickers from dezignwithaz, I would love to have some trees on my wall to create a nice athmosphere and an eye catching style.
When I move to a more pleasant and cosy appartment I would definitely need a real office desk, it’s on my top list! A room just for me, where I could work on my blog and have some rest when I need to be alone.
These photos are from 3 websites I particularly like to read for nice lifestyle photos or home decoration : dottieangel, the Norvegian website Fjeldborg and Everyday is a holiday from Jenny, an artist/designer fron New Jersey, this one is my favorite, the girl is gifted!
Hope it inspires you as well.
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Oh I spent only 3 dqys in Dublin and I actually managed to make like 200 pictures a day ahah it was quite difficult to choose the ones I prefer, then I realized I took a lot of pictures of food this is so me well I guess since I love colors so much and food is always so colorful that’s a logical thing,
I must say I didn’t find any typical Irish food but I saw a lot of Irish pubs that’s for sure;) I noticed there were quite a lot of Italian restaurants too.
I’m not the best person here to say anything about eating in Dublin what do I know, but anyway here are some famous places I tried and I recommend if you plan to visit this beautiful city. Maybe next time we’ll go with some all inclusive holidays but a week or 2, as I would love to discover some more about the country, meet the people and of course part of knowing a country is trying some typical food, I wonder what’s the Irish everyday meal (except Guinness) huh?
Anyway, I went to:
-photos 1 to 7 : Aunty Nellies traditional sweet & candies store, Temple bar district
-photos 8 & 9 : have a drink or coffee at the Bewley’s oriental café on Grafton street, open in 1927 it’s one of the oldest bar in the city
-photos 10 to 13 : Johnnie cupcakes, irish cupcakes bakery in the Stephen Green shopping centre (the building itself is beautiful, have a look!)
-photo 14 : old Dublin market, you’ll find biological fruits, cheese, vegetables, food from regional farmers etc
-photos 15 à 17 : Calzone Cafe 63, south William street, cheap and delicious, on a busy street with a nice decoration.
Bon appétit!
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Here’s what I’ve brought from Dublin, nothing costly as you can see : postals (I always buy postals wherever I go!), Guinness glasses for my dad, a few T shirts for friends, magnets for my mom, a comfy pink sweater and a charm keyring for me that’s all folks, the best thing is having spent some fun time with my friends there!
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2 weeks ago I went to the Bouddhist monastery called “Sakya Tashi Ling” near Sitges with my friend and co blogger Melle Marie. It’s a nice and tranquil area located in the Garraf natural park, it’s also Catalonia’s first Buddhist monastery. I’ve already talked about it here last year!
I love this place, perfect to relax, have a walk on the “romantic path” which goes to a pretty artificial lake with rocks…
Anyway that day we made like 200 photos;) Here’s the first outfit post, I’m wearing my new Mango “seventies” dress, hope you’ll like it!
(dress Mango new collection, belt and heels H&M, sunglasses Wayfarer Rayban)
photos Melle Marie
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