i love these works by guillaume nonove. the brick and block finishes are so perfect. amazing amazing amazing! (via notcot)

this has got to be the only and coolest sheep stable i have ever seen. (via cribcandy)

(via notcot)

felt on the walls. i love the idea for sound absorbtion and it's just beautiful. above right is the visitor orientation theatre at the museum of tolerance in l.a. the walls are composed of hand-stacked wool felt and gives a beautiful linear pattern. find out more about the design of the museum here via interior design magazine. above left is a wall at the central library in amsterdam via yatzer. silk and wool felt walls designed and made by Claudy Jongstra. the texture makes me want to run my hand along this wall. so gorgeous!

(Central Library, Amsterdam, Architect: Jo-Coenen & Co. Architecten. Felt walls designed and made by Claudy Jongstra. Photo by Peter Cuypers; Wosk Theater, Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance, Designed by Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design, Mehrdad Yazdani, Paul Gonzales, Jessica Yi, Hansol Park, Jeremy Whitener, and Kathryn Walter of FELT Studio. Photo by Anne Garrison of Hewitt Garrison Photography.)

i love this bag stool by Gitta Gschwendtner for Quinze + Milan. it's made out of concrete from a cast of a paper bag. so cool. (via dailytonic)

recycle and diy...right up my alley. love this bakus trivet or placemat. it's created by recycling your old corks and assembled as shown below. simple. creative, and functional. (via greenmuze)

i do believe that these window coverings are to die for. since i posted kvadrat's copenhagen interior this morning, i thought i would share some kvadrat fabric as well!

Maharam presents a series of three imaginative window coverings created by Dutch designer Tord Boontje for Maharam’s international partner, Kvadrat. (via dutchdesignevents)

(pressed flowers and eternal summer)

how amazing is this kvadrat showroom in copenhagen? love kvadrat and love this interior. (via thegirlinthegreendress)