My own space

Feeling particularly uninspired in my grandparent’s home. Not that I don’t love the proximity to them, but I miss my freedom (and sanity). I want to have my own place and my room without their ugly, ancient PC and even uglier and older cupboards in it. I want to hang baubles and blu-tack pictures and drink red wine in my underwear at 2 pm, things I became accustomed to having lived alone for a million years. I miss having a billion pretty editorials on my walls, coming and going as I please, entertaining people. I just want a space to call my own again, something like these would be nice.

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Mosquito nets are oddly romantic. I think this is Naomi Campbell’s room in her house in the Caribbean.

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South Indian film posters. Fuck yes! They are so kitsch. I like Katie’s comic book wallpaper also.

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Lovely egg-yolk lamp and magazine stack desk. I think the desk would be fairly easy to make if you punched a big hole in the center through the mags and inserted the actual legs. Maybe?

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Love this. The wall, the colours and the suede seat.

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This room looks expensive. But it needn’t be really. I like the contrast of the artwork against the starkness of the white.

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What a beautiful nook. I could sleep here.

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2 Responses to My own space

  1. all of these examples are beautiful- you have really good taste! you’ll move out soon enough, i’ve been through that too.

  2. Gosh, I just found my absolute favourite bolg! Your pictures are amazing, really. Keep it up, I like this.

    And the idea of the table, to put a real leg through all the magazines, I really think you should try doing it haha. I will be waiting for a result! I think it can get really cool, I will try making one myself some day.

    Love, Caroline

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