Hey there! 

The past weeks I wasn't very active on here because, well you know, life! I've been to Hamburg, my boyfriend moved in to his own flat, I visited my grandparents, spent some time in sun and tried to organize my life ( and failing miserably). 

But I've got something to show you! I made this zine in early January and finally got around to take photos of it. It's filled with my favourite pictures I took with disposable camera's between 2011 and 2013. I love to take photos with disposable camera's because it's such an easy and fun way to capture moments and somehow it's more exciting than just taking one with you phone that is probably getting lost on your computer in a couple of weeks. 

I love not knowing how the pictures may turn out and sometimes little surprises come your way.

Have you ever used a disposable camera? Maybe on holiday or at a festival? I'd love to know!

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hey there! 

I hope you had an awesome start into your week. 

It really feels like spring is slowly arriving here in Berlin! 

Although I was a bit sceptical at first, always expecting a sneak attack of winter (it still is February!) but it seems like this won't happen this year. 

Usually I'm more like a black,white,grey kind of girl but at the moment, blame it on spring fever, I'm super excited for all the pastel spring colours and especially pink in all shades! 

I gathered together my favourite pink, or peachy pink but whatever, items at the moment for you. 

The nail polish is from &other stories in the shade "Interlace Blush", it's a lovely colour and gives you a fresh manicured look.  

You probably have seen this one several time already - the Fujifilm Instax Mini 8 in pink. 

I got it for christmas and since then it always has been in my bag. I love it, because it's so easy to handle and fast and just fun to look at! In case you don't know how the photos look like check out -> this blogpost.

And the third pink item of mine is this  tower block by Hay. It has those pretty golden details and looks beautiful on my desk. Although I rarely ever use it just because it's way to pretty!

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Last week was pretty busy but full of fun stuff I did and saw and ate. 

I like collecting tickets and photos I made over the week and remember those little moments and share them with you.

Let me know what you've been up to!

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What a cheesy blogpost title. But I don't care! I am crazy about copper and I'm not ashamed to admit it. Because the whole blogger,pinterest,tumblr world is aswell. Unfortunately I can't spend a fortune on pretty copper decor from Hay or Etsy like I want to, that's why I came up with super super easy DIY. Well, actually DIY may be a little bit exaggerated because this is what I did:
I bought a copper plate here, cut it in a square shape, cut my finger with it (be careful!), searched for a plaster, found one with little kitten on it, was happy about those little kitten, came back to the copper plate and shaped it in a bowl form until I was happy with the result. Voila! All my necklaces I wear on a daily basis have now found home in this copper bowl. Also it fits perfectly with my keychain I got in Hay in Copenhagen. I hope you like it!
Love,
Nathalie

Oh Ikea, what are you doing to me? Last week,my boyfriend and I finally made it to take a trip to Ikea just to get a few minor things like a shelf for my kitchen. I ended up getting a bunch of stuff but forgot about the shelf. (Maybe my subconscious forgot it, so that I can come back soon...). Ikea has this amazing new limited collection called "Brakig", that is out since February 1st . The collection has some really beautiful prints and colors and is right up my street. Surprisingly I ended up not getting the whole collection but just two little things. Though I am really eying the pastelpink chair for my working space...
I got two bowls, they are quite huge and therefore perfect for a salad or large breakfast. And I also got two boxes to store my photos in or other nice things.
The whole design really reminded me of the Corporate Identity of the Tivoli in Copenhagen, which I fell in love with on my trip earlier this year (yes, this year).
Click to check out the whole collection.
and this is the stuff that came home with me:

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a poster for Tivoli 

You know this feeling.
Your head is already full with things you need to do next week.
You take time to sort things out, plan, clean,spend some time at home or with your friends at a Sunday brunch. I used to hate Sundays, especially if it's a rainy sunday like today is.
But somehow over the past months Sundays have grown on me. I like them as lazy as possible and with lots of delicious food. So this Sunday I have decided to seek some inspiration for upcoming projects and put together a moodboard slash whishlist. I hope you enjoy!

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#1: Illustration by Ben Wiseman
#2: Backpack via Need Supply Co.
#3: The Tattoo Illustration was made by Ingrid Liman and the ink was done here: Tin Tin Tattoos
#4: This receipt is part of a Corporate Identity made by Here Design. 
#5&#6: I found those via Pinterest. I'm not sure who made it!


I do not own any of those pictures, if it's yours please let me know and take it down if you want me to!