Inattendu is a Swiss blog with the newest in fashion, design and interior. Never sleeping. Inattendu ist einer der grössten Schweizer Blogs mit dem Neusten aus den Bereichen Mode, Interior und Lifestyle.
It’s mostly the small things in life that make me happy. No wonder I love these enchanting cord bracelets with real rose gold (14 and 18kt) from charming Hortense Bonneau, a French jewelry designer living in California. She wanted to create something for a greater…
This is the apartment of Spanish Interior Designer Mikel Irastorza. Beyond words. Oahhhh. Via Trendland, pictures from Houzz.
Disconnecting and reconnecting the plug – that’s what the Swiss onlineshop “Nudestekker” is about. They offer only one special item at a time for a period of exactly 100 days. Then it goes “off” – and another one is “on”. True simplicity. Love it. The…
Today I’m loving these pure and simple handmade sandals from Tuto/Miami. Each pair is made to order in a wide variety of colours and sizes with high quality leather. I think they’re just perfect for walking around the city on a hot summer day.
Do you like to know where I would travel right now if I could pick a destination? And which wardrobe essentials I would take with me? Find the answers in the guest post I wrote for Elisa’s lovely blog “Globetrotting in Heels”!
Vive le Tour! Here comes another programme I’ve recently made for Relaxed Clubbing for the month of July.
I’m so fascinated with the colour effects of these beautiful paper maché bowls and vessels made by Susan Dwyer from Chicago! I’d love to decorate the big bowls with fruits and the small ones are perfect to collect rings, keys and all the other small…
Dude, how beautiful is that airy Helsinki home of illustrator Vesa Sammalisto and his little family featured on Design Sponge! The cheerful mix of midcentury furniture and modern design builds such a nice contrast with the white painted wooden floor. I love especially the clever…
I’m totally smitten with the Dutch newcomer label Land which I first spotted at Love Aesthetics. The two designers – Linda Erkens and Guido Rijkse – create minimalistic pieces that aren’t bound to time. Here are some impressions they sent to me of their fantastic…
