Oh, I Wish You Were Here!

I am delighted to introduce Wish You Were Here is an exciting venture created by UK based husband and wife team, Fiona and Ben O'Brien (aka Ben the Illustrator). Ben is the illustrator extraordinaire and Fiona, with her background in Advertising and a penchant for ideas, design and interiors, conceptualises and manages their business and products. Together they create illustrations for commissioned advertising campaigns, editorial, interiors and of course their own art prints and products under the brand 'Wish You Were Here'.

Fiona & Ben says : "..the aim of WYWH is to bring those beautiful, far away, idyllic places directly to you, beautifying your home in the process!.."


Their Beautifully Art Prints



WYWH Dashing Cushions!


Such a Lovely Wallpaper..rrrrrrrrr..!

You know what to do, right ? ;)

Great Drawer From SchubLaden !

Ohmygod, I found this dashing products on my reader..and I fell in love immediately! Can they ship this to Indonesia?

Their large collections size..






Their medium pieces..








These are their Small Pieces Furn..







Visit them here!

Getting Organize Through The Storage Shoppe!

Hi peeps! ;)
I'd like to introduce you to a great Indonesian local brand for storages, The Storage Shoppe. The reason why i decided to recommend them is because their products always amaze me such as this below products which made from wood for their office organizer..






They also made this fancy plastic baskets on many sizes..


These are their products with fabric accents..*sighs* such an adorable, they must be fit for your home office space!



Just visit them here & Get Organized!

A Well-Organized Home

All of this great images coming from White & Wander. Visit them here.

Recycle Magazine Coaster!

My latest after-dinner-while-watching-TV project: woven coasters made from magazine pages. To make a coaster like the green one above:

1. Tear out 6 magazine pages. Cut off the ragged edge on each, then cut each page in half lengthwise. I stacked them and cut them all at once with an X-acto knife and ruler. (To make a coaster with a finer weave, cut each of the half-page strips in half lengthwise again. And note that weaving will take you twice as long!)





2. Fold each strip in half lengthwise. Then fold the resulting piece in thirds, folding the cut edges inward first so they're hidden inside. Now you have a long, thick strip. Fold it in half at the center. See steps pictured above. Repeat with each magazine sheet.


3. To start weaving, interlock two strips. This is the bottom left corner of your coaster.



4. Add another strip that wraps around the outside of the horizontal bottom strip.


5. Continue weaving. Some strips will wrap around the outside of the coaster when you start them; some will begin sandwiched between two existing strips. See above. Keep adding to your coaster one strip at a time, making sure to push the papers tightly together. Flip your coaster over and check the back frequently to make sure nothing's going haywire back there!



6. When the coaster has 6 horizontal and 6 vertical strips, it's time to finish the edges. Strips that emerge on the outsides of the "coaster sandwich" need to be secured. Trim off one end of the strip so it's even with the edge of the coaster. Bring the other end around the edge of the coaster and tuck it under the closest weave to hide the raw ends. You should have just enough length to reach.


7. Strips that emerge from the inside of the sandwich can simply be cut off. If you want to seal your coaster with something, you could try some spray acrylic sealer and see what happens. Personally, I don't care if mine gets a little wrinkly from being wet. Happy weaving.


ALL OF THIS CONTENTS COURTESSY BY HOW ABOUT ORANGE!

Seriously, I love their house!

I was speechless by the time i found these images. I never thought a house could be such beautiful like this. And the details is just soo catchy! All of the images are courtessy by Husohem





I love the combination of blue and white as their house wall. The color look sooo chilly! ;D


The idea of using fabrics is soo stylish! love it grrrr..




Wohoww the owner must be very organized. They have a cute storages here wiiw! ;p





Wow fun kitchen here!