I only spent four chilly April days in Stockholm – and it was several years ago, during a press trip to the town where Ikea was founded. But that was enough to make me fall in love with it. Sweden’s capital, Stockholm is actually 14 islands joined by more than 50 bridges. It sits on the banks of the archipelago where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea. Here’s a night view of the Parliament Buildings. Click here for insight into Stockholm’s architecture, and here for 25 examples of outstanding Swedish architecture. Think you’d love it too?
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Auntie Vicky Award 2018 goes to an artful television
Folks are rightly excited about the big tech show going on in Las Vegas. There’s bound to be cool stuff. A lot which you could probably find on my newsfeed, …
Around the House in print
Missed one of my recent print columns? Check them out: Click here for a piece on global influences in design. Click here for the dope on kitchen tools. Click here …
Affordable design at Bouclair’s friends and family sale
I’ve long been a fan of Quebec-based home décor company Bouclair, believing that they make life easier and more beautiful for homeowners by delivering stylish home décor, art and accents …
Super simple summer supper strategy
If today isn’t International Potato Salad Day, it should be. This is, after all, the perfect time of year for simple meals, made with fresh, basic ingredients. And what could …
