String® Pocket shelves

I absolutely love the classic String® shelves and when I decided on products for White Punch, String® Pockets was one of the first products that I wanted to sell. We have two sets of String® systems in our house, so I am a big fan.  Apart from being the ultimate storage solution, String Pockets are also an affordable designer classic, designed by Swedish Nils Strinning back in 1949. 

 

This Pocket version is perfect storage for today’s living. String®Pocket composition is made up of three shelves and two side panels which are easy to assemble and would look great in any room.

The shelves would equally look great on its own, grouped together in a row or one on top of another.

 

 

These wonderful pictures are styled by one of my favorite stylist Lotta Agaton,  photographed by Marcus Lawett and art directed by  Magnus Ingerstedt.

 

Till next time, take care.

Kari Anne x

White Punch Shop is open! Hurra!

Yesterday, 1 of May, the doors to my baby White Punch lifestyle store finally opened!! It has been a long process and I am so happy and excited that it is now up and running! Be my guest and have a look. There might be some hick ups in the beginning, so please let me know if there is anything that doesn’t work as it should. Here are my picks for May from the shop:

Till next time, take care.

Kari Anne x

Hello

 

Not much happening on the blog these days. Working to get the White Punch site up and running and will come back better and stronger when the shop is up and running!!

In the meantime, take care!

Kari Anne xx

Meet the blogger London

 

This weekend I attended the Meet the Blogger conference in London. Ok, so I would not technically call myself a ‘blogger’ yet, but I was keen to go and meet other home, design and lifestyle bloggers, as well as attending lessons and listening to well established bloggers and their stories.

On Saturday we went to the fancy ME Hotel off the Strand, where the program for the day was carefully put together by the organisers. It was an exciting day where we learned a lot and I made some great connections with some truly inspiring people. One of my highlights was my lesson with the talented photographer Paul Craig, where I actually learned how to go beyond my automatic settings on my camera. Photography is really something I whish I knew more about, so this lesson was really valuable to me and put me in the right direction. It was also interesting to hear well established bloggers like Yvonne Eijkenduijn of Yves Town and Will Taylor of Bright Bazaar talk about their experiences in the blogging world and they were also sharing their tips on how to make inspiring posts.

Then on Sunday there was a City Design tour organised by the lovely Tina Bernstein, of Colourliving Blog, which took us to Portobello where we snooped in several interior shops. My highlights of the tour was Tom Dixon at Portobello Dock, a curiosity shop called Les Couilles Du Chien, a lovely little ceramic shop called Ceramica Blue and the always wonderful Pedlars. Again it was such an inspiring day and I am so glad I went, even though I am not a 'proper' blogger yet :)

Till next time, take care.

Kari Anne x