We know that first impression counts and when it’s about entering inside our home, it is exactly the same. A calm feel once you open the door is more likely to help remain calm at home and relax.
I hope this will bring you lots of good inspiration for your home !
Have a good week : )
(Source : sadecor.co.za)
Several posters were selected by this architecture and design agency to decorate the cozy and colorful stand of the Savoie ski resort: Brides-les-Bains .
Big thank you to HomeMade Architecture[s] team and especially its manager, Christophe Lapergue to have so well highlighted the CosyNEVE posters, surrounded by lovely design objects. A great success !
Here are several photos brought back by their super team present during the show.
La Fondue (yellow version) poster and Emile Allais poster, showcased next to a beautiful little wooden bird.
The new trend: yellow !
“le planté du bâton” poster, grey version.
Careful, a bird is watching you !
Brides-les-Bains ski area stand.
“le planté du bâton” poster, gold version.
Brides les Bains stand.
After this exhibition, we’ve been happy to welcome a new partnership between CosyNEVE and HomeMade !
Discover their concept in video :
Visit the factory where the furniture is made. So interesting !!
Those original furniture are displayed at the show in France in the Charentes region s-during the summer 2014. (Expo-Vente des Métiers d’Arts in Cloître de Chalais)
Contact Florentine by email: iciencharente@gmail.com
“Like” their Facebook page: ICI en Charente.
The chalet builder Chalets Bayrou and the interior designer Angélique Buisson worked together to create this exceptional place. Nothing has been put aside from the conception, to the decoration.
This chalet is located in France, above the valley of Serre-Chevalier. Five minutes from the slopes, this is the perfect destination for ski lovers !
A good mix of neutral colors textures and fabrics.
The kids bedroom is more “punchy” with bright red color linen !
Parents ensuite
Dining area with a scandinavian feel : black, white grey and wood.
So, do like it ?
With only 6 seams, any beginner can make a beautiful fabric pot. Follow the 12 steps below !
What you need :
Cut the fabric in 2 rectangle shapes (cutting on top of each other helps to make sure they are the exact same size).
Make sure the rectangles’ shapes are quite long (a square shape wouldn’t work). Here’s an example of the result you can get depending of the shape of your fabric at the start.
For my project, the rectangle shapes are quite long.
Put fabric’s right face on each other and sew one of the longest side.
It creates a kind of pocket.
In this example my pocket measures 16 inches wide. That means that the fabric pot (once finished) will measure 8 inches on each side.
Let each side fall back inside and flatten the corners of a diamond shape.
Place needles on opposite corners as shown below. Each seam must measure 8 inches long (or half the length of the pocket you measured before).
Each opposite corners have been sewed.
Turn it over so that the 2 triangle wings move inside.
That way, the seams are inside, hidden by the 2 triangles. No visible seam at all !
Congratulations !
Nice, don’t you think ?
In order to reinforce the pot, I added a carpet square on the bottom. That’s for the “cosy” final touch !
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and that it was understandable. If you have any questions or remarks, feel free to ask through the comments below.
I look forward to seeing your beautiful boxes ! It would look fabulous with pattern fabric !
A bientôt !! : )
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