Check yout my guest post at Hege in France's blog.

So happy to do my first guest post at the lovely Hege In France's blog. Check it out HERE , I am talking about how to create it both Nordic and Exotic in your home.

Here are some suggestions to create the look in your home from the White Punch Shop .

1.Bamboo Light 2.Juju hat 3. Denim Pouf  4.Wooden Houses 5.Hammock 6.Golden Stool 7.Basket 8.More Print Cushion

Internal Steel Windows

I love the look of internal windows. Especially the steel ones you would normally find in old factory buildings. It probably stems from my unfulfilled dream of loft living :) I really like the character it adds to a room as well as being transparent and letting the light come through. Win win I would say.

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 Till next time, take care.

 

Kari Anne x

Zoo Potraits by Yago Partal

Came over these fantastic artworks by Yago Partal this morning while browsing the web. How funny are they? We were in stitches at some of them. I think the animals are so human like, each got their own character; it is actually a bit freaky. My dear daughter has set her eye on the wolf, really wanting a print for her room. Hmmm... I might give into this one, just this once...
Check out Yago Partals whole collection on http://www.zooportraits.com/. Enjoy!

 

 

 

Till next time, take care,

Kari Anne xx

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