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.
Yesterday I got a very nice e-mail from Eva and Brigitte, two Bavarian sisters. Just like me they have a huge passion for rare vintage objects and my jaw drapped when I opened the link to their lovely Jumble-Shop: a stunning selection of perfectly displayed…
It was love at first sight with the apartment of Brazilian designer and architect Mauricio Arruda in São Paulo – a thrilling mixture of handpicked mid-century pieces and modern design. I especially love the vibrant colour of the green chairs around his “House of Cards…
Usually floor mats are some of the ugliest, dowdiest things in the world although it’s the first thing you see when entering a house! But there’s relief – the girls from Domestic Construction show us that even practical things can be beautiful! The rubber backing…
I’m so in love with this fantastic Swedish apartment that I just had to share it with you before going outside to enjoy the sunshine on this beautiful summer day! Have a lovely weekend everybody! via Bolaget.
What a dream home! The Corkellis House designed by interior stylist Kathryn Tyler is a convincing mixture of Mid-Century modern furniture, clean lines, wood and concrete. I’m just loving everything about it – especially the dining room furniture! Via Design Attractor
This mobile from Anve, made of slate (smoothed by the ocean at the Vicentine Coast), wire, green glas and cobalt blue plastic found on the beach in Sétubal, in front of a wide open window. Gently moved by a warm summer breeze. Me lying on…
It was love at first sight when I discovered the Loop Shelf by Amandine Chhor for Petite Friture, because it has got the perfect dimensions to be hanged above your bed, desk or sofa! It’s the result of a research made in a factory specialized…
You don’t know what to do with all your beautiful bits and bobs, pictures, fleamarket finds and souvenirs? Just change your wall into a little museum with these fantastic clear acrylic boxes (“Display Me”) and type cases (“Curiosity Box”) from HAY.
