I love interiors. I spent many hours reading the Ikea catalogue when I was younger and I still use it as a source of inspiration.
I'm by no means a minimalist, although I do enjoy organisation. I always wonder where the stuff is in people's houses in those magazine spreads where the only thing they have in their concrete open plan condo is a vase with some twigs in.
This is my idea of minimalism:
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| via Living Etc |
I think your decor should reflect your personality and shouldn't take itself too seriously. A good way to inject fun into interiors is to add something oversized. How cool would this be propped up against the wall in a home office for instance?
On the same office theme, the oversized scissors really add to the vitality of the room.
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The following are items that will be mine. Oh yes. They will be mine. They have long been lusted after, and I need them in my life to be fulfilled. I have love, I have health, now I need a giant teacup.
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| Gitta Gschwendtner teacup planter |
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| Holly Palmer Teacup stool via Domestic Sluttery |
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| via Made.com |
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| Sarah Olaerts Lightbulb lamp |
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| madslauritzen knife and fork via cribcandy.com |
I just like the pure fun of a giant object, something familiar like the knife and fork or lightbulb in huge proportion. Plus the teacups add just enough Alice in Wonderland to a plain bathroom or kitchen. Coming soon to Emma's abode ...well, soonish!
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