Home should be less about routine and more about ritual. A calm, safe space for my physical and mental states, and the flows of creativity that come and go. All the stages of ourselves can and should be reflected in this ongoing process. I kept this in mind when putting my home together slowly and with love. There’s no rush for anything when it comes to home.
Our living room is finally getting to where I want it to be. It’s a light-filled, super open space that’s neutral but still with the pops of color that are very me. This new modular couch from Eternity Modern in a medium grey tone is a remake that pays tribute to the original Italian design of Mario Bellini that really suits all the space we now have. It really is the focal point of the living room. It’s shape is so airy and brings out a playfulness that I love to feel when I’m at home. It’s like sitting on a cloud. Moving our vintage mid-century dresser to the living room balances out the darker color we went for with the couch, and I went for a neutral toned rug, a marble side table and our black leather side chair. Together it all feels so, so cozy, and like a true balance of everything of love.
My main goal was to make my home feel like the ultimate creative space. I want to look around me and constantly be inspired by colors, shapes, and light. This is exactly how I feel today at home, and I am so happy. Our Eternity Modern couch was definitely the starting point of this creative energy that I wanted to bring home.
DETA knits bikini
H&M head scarf
Brooklinen sheets
