I’ve been doing a fair amount of cooking lately, and most recently, I tried baking blueberry muffins. Breakfast foods are my favourite, and I love the feeling of waking up early and making a fresh breakfast, but after a morning run, it’s so much nicer to relax with a cup of soymilk and a warm muffin.
I stumbled upon this little Finnish label by two sisters just yesterday and I’m absolutely in love. Month of Sundays is named after an English phrase circa the 50s, which was used to describe something ageless. The model’s hair colour is to die for, and the items are just as perfect. I was rather delighted to find, too, that “merino wool” is “merinovillainen” in Finnish, as it perfectly describes the damage it does to my bank account.
I do so love a good collage, and Mathilde Aubier‘s 1950s inspired work is just the ticket. Using scanned photos and mixed materials, she creates gorgeous works such as these – and she’s offering a free wallpaper here.
After far too long, rosemary & thyme has found a new little home. ♥ In just a few months, I’ve gathered so much to share, so without further ado, I’m sharing today Marta‘s jewellery. Recently, I’ve been longing for a small gold necklace, and I adore the geometry of these handmade necklaces, as well as the dreamy ethereality of her photographs.