I've always wanted to have a boy so I feel very lucky we have one. Maybe the fact that since very early in my life it was only my mom, my sister and myself, the presence of boys were missed in our home. If we get to have another one, secretly deep inside me I would like it to be another boy but, I can't help to look at these images and smile imagining that it could also be a lot of fun to have someone to play dress up with and who knows, even share clothes someday. Enjoy these beautiful summery images.
Photography by Franck Malthiery
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Knocked me down!
Is it me or is someone pulling the rug under my feet? I feel like I'm I'm dreamy.
All photos by Eric Piasecki.
All photos by Eric Piasecki.
Michael Graydon Photography: Christmas through his lens
Remember this kitchen (first top) I posted last week? It was photographed by Michael Graydon from Toronto, Canada. I visited the website of this incredible photographer last week and found this home decorated for Christmas in a very elegant and restrained way. The house has coziness in every room that it's very suitable for the season. For those who like to keep the decor simple. Enjoy!
Everything in this room from the bookcases to the oushak rug and the pinecorn garland behind the TV make you want to come in, start watching movies and not leave.
Displaying flowers, paper white and amaryllis around the house is an excellent way to make a subtle reference to Christmas. Especially in the guest room.
Everything in this room from the bookcases to the oushak rug and the pinecorn garland behind the TV make you want to come in, start watching movies and not leave.
What can I say about the beam ceiling, I mean... It's just perfect.
This home, not content with having gorgeous beam ceilings in every room, seems to have a stunning fireplace in each. I wonder if this room above is the casual dining room. It would be great to come here the morning after Christmas and enjoy it with family and friends. The fact that the kitchen is so closed makes the whole left over feast a lot easier. Displaying flowers, paper white and amaryllis around the house is an excellent way to make a subtle reference to Christmas. Especially in the guest room.
I adore this simple and wintery way to gift wrap.
all images from Michael Graydon.
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