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.
Picture: Ilenia Martini, Neni Studio A couple of days ago I discovered the Medinilla Magnifica on Ilenia Martini’s Instagram and instantly fell in love with this smashing beauty. It is a species native to the Philippines, an epiphyte, growing up to 3m tall with firm, leathery leaves and…
I like the different ways in which the owners of this apartment arranged their plants. Like you don’t necessarily need a plant stand, just put them on a old vintage chair. Pictures via Fantastic Frank
Oh lovelies, this is so exciting – for the first time in five years of Inattendu I’m giving you a little glimpse into my home. Here’s the little indoor garden I grew over the past few months. It all started with me buying a big rubber tree, then…
We’ve seen a lot of opulent bunches of flowers over the last years (and I still like them) but now they’ve competition: delicate single flowers and branches in simple glass vases. Surprisingly striking! Sources: 1. By Nord, 2. House Doctor, 3. + 4 elledecoration.se, 5. A Merry Mishap, 6. elledecoration.se
I’ve developed a huge passion for plants and I’m constantly seeking inspiration. And if you share my passion, you should get this book! Photographer Bart Kiggen and journalist Magali Elali, who run the successful interior design blog Coffeeklatch have photographed the homes of 18 creatives from Antwerp to New York,…
Here we go with some inspiration for your own indoor jungle. First of all, who said plants have to be placed on the floor? 1.) Showcase your plants on different levels like the owners of Artilleriet in the latest issue of Residence magazine, styled by Lotta Agaton, pictures by Kristofer Johnsson. 2.)…
I’m madly in love with Sarah Illenbergers limited edition “Wonderplants” are released today.
Beautiful new stuff from Kristina Dam! My favourites from her SS2015 collection are the Mirror Sculpture, the Botanic Storage and the Bayonet Plant Print.