gold up to the ceiling

Gold up to the ceiling.

Handmade moroccan tiles, in spicy tones of gold and bamboo brown, cover the kitchen walls.

The painted pink wall showed stains everywhere. Not surprising, of course, in a kitchen where you work and cook daily.
The 'moroccan pink' wall was repainted several times, but eventually we opted for a practical tile wall, up to the ceiling.

The aim was to create a warm, inviting atmosphere.

I would choose the moroccan pink color again and I will miss it, but after a few years it's time for something else.

What color? not too safe and boring and no green because that's too trendy.
Choosing a color is not that easy, however we quickly agreed; g o l d
Not the shiny gold, but a natural golden brown, mustard, ocher, spicy and different one...
(This color is also my favorite for wool projects, because it combines with everything although is quite a peculiar color.)

So it was a mess in the kitchen for three days, but the tile craftsman did an awesome job and it has become a beautiful wall!

I'm very happy with the result. Especially when the sunlight peeked inside yesterday.
The light, reflection, texture and the shadows of the plants; awesome atmosphere!

Today I am going to clean and redecorate the kitchen.

coral-colored

This coral-colored bunch of Godetia flowers is flaunting beautifully the whole week!

old school wood & wool stool

The stools from the very beginning are still popular!

Traditional old school colored cover for the stool, that's now living with Paula in the UK.

sunny stripes & luminous loops

Sunny stripes & luminous loops for the newly designed P I L L O W in bright colors with a Moroccon touch!

pink feathers & flamboyant wool

danish autumn forest

New colorful handmade wood & wool trees in the shop! Following the Scandinavian trees tradition, this year we introduce a Danish edition.

It's never too early for an evergreen!

(I'd rather do not mention the x-word)

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