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What a clever way of using the small space. The rustic wall works as a real eye catcher in the kitchen. Bunk beds for kids and the nook upstairs create space for some rest. The tall window brings in the nature in the bathroom. All you need is here- simply sweet!

All photos by Lincoln Barbour

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Filed Under: bathroom, bedroom, Indoors, Kids, kitchen, sisustaminen

Pompoti small shop&cafe

Let me introduce this colourful little gem!

You instantly feel the charm of this place once you arrive the front yard of the red wooden house, called "Punainen talo" in Riihimäki, southern part of Finland.

Take off your shoes and step into this cafe&shop where you can take your kids "guilt-free" with you!!

Miia and Jenni, friends& owners of Pompoti welcome everyone
to enjoy their dream come true place

You can find many colourful gifts, interior deco items and toys in this cute shop

In the summer time you can also enjoy your coffee outside in the veranda

Some sweets- they also do catering here!!

For more info, visit www.pompoti.fi

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Filed Under: cafe, Finnish, interior decoration, Kids, Pompoti, Riihimäki, shop, sisustaminen

White+Grey

Photos BoNytt

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Filed Under: Cabins, grey, interior decoration, sisustaminen, white

Kitchen DIY

Simple & creative ideas to bring more earthy feeling

into the bright white kitchen...

Photo BoNytt

Hang some old crates on the wall- great way to display your kitchen collectables
and cook books. Old crates can be found from the recycling centres, antique shops
or farm house auctions.

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Bring the nature inside and create your own light fitting with beautiful branch. You can also do it ECO way and hang small glass lanterns from the branch and light up the ambience with tea light candles.

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Filed Under: creative, DIY, eco, kitchen, recycled furniture, recycled lighting, sisustaminen

Happy herbs

Decorating with herbs...

For herbs you won't be needing a large garden.
They grow happily in small places like, patio, porch or windowsill.
Old enamel bucket, plastic coated basket or tin can will work as a great planter.
You can create your own sings with wooden sticks and splash of chalkboard pain.
Display herbs on windowsill to enliven the room.