Growing up, I was always taught to be mindful of the way we consume—how we shop, how we travel, how we use water, and of course, how we deal with waste. Composting was always part of that lifestyle. At home we had a big compost bin in the backyard, and it felt satisfying to watch Read article…
Discovering Skaza Decking Tiles: A Sustainable, Stylish, and Surprisingly Fun Outdoor Solution A few weeks ago, I shared a post about some of our long-time favorite Skaza products that we’ve been using and loving for over six years. Today, I’m excited to introduce you to something brand new from Skaza — something that’s already become Read article…
This week I spent a few days in Cologne, Germany for the annual spoga+gafa – the world’s biggest garden and bbq trade fair. It was lovely to see dear friends again, including Igor, that I had not seen for quite a while: time flies with two babies and many uni semesters. But very cool too Read article…
We’ve made so much progress in Petite Maison Triangles these past months that I hardly know what to show you first. So maybe let’s start with the flooring?! Because OMG this made a huge change and gave an instant feeling of “a real home”. As you know, we opted for a beautiful terrazzo inspired floor Read article…
Growing up, I was always taught to be mindful—whether it was about what we bought, how we traveled, or how we used resources like water and electricity. Composting was part of that eco-conscious lifestyle. We had a composter in our backyard, and it felt good to turn our kitchen scraps into something useful. But as Read article…
The kitchen is the heart of the home: it may not be true for everyone but it is an important room in a house. In our Petite Maison Triangles it is a large part of the main living space: visible from the terrace, livingroom and dining area. So when designing the space we knew the Read article…
Choosing the flooring for a new home involves a blend of practicality and your own personal style. The options are endless and depend on so many factors: the ease of maintenance, durability, look and feel, the technical particularities of the home and floor… When we started the design process of the Petite Maison Triangles one Read article…
It all starts with a moodboard. Well not really, usually when starting to design a space, item, visual identity or anything really, it starts with a quick intuition. An idea, a color combo, a style, something visual. Then I start working and complete the project. But when I work in a team, or for a Read article…
“Judith, are you moving? Are you building a new Airbnb?” These are probably the most frequently asked questions since I started sharing about our construction site. The answer is NO. We’ve been working with an architect for plans and building permits to convert the triple garage that is on our property into a REAL home Read article…
One of the only things that got me stressed out during pregnancy was “all the stuff” we needed for a little baby. Our hospital gave us a list of everything required for our stay in the maternity ward and we received another list from our midwife. I was pretty clueless, so I asked my sister Read article…
