Hide and seek with inspiration

Inspiration is such a strange thing. It comes in many forms and usually completely unexpected.
As an artist or a creative person, there is often times when you simply run out of ideas and become tired of your work you do. Frustration of it usually leads to a complete dismissal of your own abilities.
Funny enough, straight when it happens, we seek inspiration through technology, googling images, articles, building this annoying bubble of empty ideas further and further. I am no stranger to this myself, but overtime you have to realise that simplicity and tranquility is all you need at the times like this. Calm yourself, take a bit of courage and confidence to be by your side and start searching for the new.
In fact, once you are in for a search, it appears to be that all you need to do is to close your doors and get yourself lost in the city. The most beautiful ideas are always hiding in the city streets and in shades of the trees, meadows and beautiful sunsets. Usually curiosity playing the game of hide and seek with inspiration wins the game.

Gold Edition

So here it is- a new gold edition I have prepared for you to bring a bit of the warmth and lift the mood of your interiors. I have always loved a bit of a deco style myself and thought I will share couple of the items I liked- with this selection you will be able to create playful and fun interiors.

High street retailers as well as independent boutiques, it is always worth searching for the items in the places you usually would try to avoid.
From the drink trolley with mirror and marble details or one of my favourite lighting designers Michael Anastassiades, so well know for his minimalist and sculptural pieces, to less fussy but same beautiful accesories such as Aurelia framed print, finished with gold leaf details or stylish adjustable One lamp, pecfect for adding up the luxury interiors or suitable for cosy reading.


1. Molton Brown Oudh accord and gold single wick candle, Selfridges, £36
2. Dauville Large Bowl, Heal's, £12
3. Adjustable One Lamp, French Connection, £115
4. Antique mirror box, The Conran Shop, £200
5. LSA Edge saucer 210ml rose gold, House of Fraser
6. Kartell Masters Chair designed by Phillipe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet, Amara, £286.45
7. Lux Drinks Trolley, Oliver Bonas, £350
8. Aurelia Lines Framed Print, Mineral green and Gold, £65
9. Kelim Squares cushion, Tea and Kate, £59
10. Lonely Planets Ultimate Travel List, Urban Outfitters, £19.99
11. Rest lamp by Michael Anastassiades, Twenty Twenty One, £660
12. Gold damask pattern quilt and cushion cover, Zara Home, £12.99 - £59.99
13. Linea Decorative Bottle, House of Fraser, £4.50
14. Randaccio mirror designed by Gio Ponti, Twenty Twenty One, £509

Colour queen duo of the year

A bit late (only fashionably late), but I really wanted to highlight my love to color queen duo of the year- Rose Quartz & Serenity, chosen by Pantone. What a beautiful colour combination! I have always loved calm, pastel colours myself, and these two tones just summarises the calmness, elegance and playfulness.

I think these two shades will be a hit in any season and can be adapted from cosy to very sophisticated looks.

I have put together my list for some inspiration of eleven items with the fashionable colours to be introduced to your living space or even a table decor! Check it out:

1. Container side table by Pulpo
2. Bertoia fiberglass side chair by Knoll
3. Linen bed covers by Zara
4. Geometric glass vase by Posh Totty Designs Interiors
5. Photography by Hilal und Moses
6. Hand blown glass carafe
7. Emil side table from Zanotta
8. Pembury sofa by Conran
9. Love x Style x Life book by Garance Dore
10. Allegra rug by Swoon Editions
11. Original 1227 wall lamp by Anglepoise