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Author: Judith de Graaff

Sapique in Hebrew

March 5, 2014Categories interior, studio sapique6 Comments on Sapique in Hebrew

Last week our home was featured on two Hebrew websites: on Design Marx and Mako Living. I know that very few of you actually read Hebrew (I don't read a single word, even though my name finds its origin in Hebrew), but I'm always intrigued by scripts that read from right to left, because I Read article…

 

Snowdrops

March 3, 2014Categories interior, nature6 Comments on Snowdrops

Not long now until my blog turns into a flower blog. I can't help myself with the many bulbs and spring flowers that are popping up! On our sunday walk through the mud, we passed by this field of snowdrops. I think it's the first time I saw them in the wild! In French snowdrops Read article…

 

Forsythia at Studio Sapique

February 28, 2014Categories nature, oise, studio sapique10 Comments on Forsythia at Studio Sapique

The other day I took a break from work and this is what it looked like: spring! The forsythia is blooming and the winter sun was just warm enough. Bliss! I hoped to show you the result of my little painting project today, but that will have to wait. The paint looked great in the Read article…

 

2 Anemone girls

February 26, 2014Categories color, interior, nature22 Comments on 2 Anemone girls

It has been a while but #2flowergirls is back! This flower challenge by Elodie & Inga is always so much fun and really challenges me to play around with flowers. And it's also very nice to see all the other contributions on Pinterest. As you can see above, our cats are never far when I Read article…

 

Eau de Nil

February 24, 2014Categories architecture, color, oise13 Comments on Eau de Nil

I love paint… and painting! And ever since the make-over of our yellow door, I'm dreaming of doors in all colors of the rainbow. But for now I'm only painting 1 kitchen accessory (and maybe more if I can't control myself…). For color inspiration I looked around our city. I love this bold green color, Read article…

 

Urban Jungle Bloggers #6

February 20, 2014Categories interior, nature, urban jungle bloggers51 Comments on Urban Jungle Bloggers #6

I'm very happy that it's that time of the month again: today Igor and I are hosting our 6th episode of the Urban Jungle Bloggers adventure! February's theme gave us a bit of homework… but it's the best homework you can ask for: play around with greens! Our mission was to choose 1 plant and Read article…

 

Spring at Merci Paris

February 19, 2014Categories interior, nature, shop12 Comments on Spring at Merci Paris

With a new Urban Jungle Bloggers challenge launching tomorrow, I currently watch the world through my urban jungle glasses (even though they're pink…). I see greens everywhere. I'm so very ready for spring, especially when it's cloudy and grey like this week in Paris. The other day I spotted these springy branches at Merci. I Read article…

 

Weekend inspiration #12

February 16, 2014Categories architecture, oise6 Comments on Weekend inspiration #12
 

Sucker for cacti

February 14, 2014Categories nature, personal2 Comments on Sucker for cacti

I'm a such a sucker for true love, happy couples and real love stories. And even though I like hearts, chocolate, wine and candle light dinners (in no particular order) and have a very sweet husband, I've never ever celebrated Valentine's day. Today won't be an exception, but I couldn't help but make this little Read article…

 

Rock ‘n Rucola

February 12, 2014Categories food, nature14 Comments on Rock ‘n Rucola

Secretly I hope the Winter King will forget about France and that we'll head straight from fall into spring. I can't wait to get my hards dirty and prepare a little vegetable garden and take my plants out of their winter storage into the greenhouse. In 5 to 8 weeks I hope to harvest my Read article…

 

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