New inspiration from Nordic decor, design and lifestyle!
In the course of the ever-darkening nights you can make your own Christmas calendar or mystery wall. The colourful Christmas calendar was made from cheerfully striped gift bags attached directly to the wall with tape. The gift bags can also be attached to a string with clothes pegs. Those who are not so keen on…
Keep and store the numbered pages of an old diary or dig up last year’s calendar. Arrange them into a Christmas-tree shape on the wall. You can also use Christmas cards instead of calendar pages. Susanna Vento / photo Jorma Marstio
This is the calendar I want for this year. It’s a wall calendar by Papier Tigre consisting of twelve pieces with nice patterns. Each piece has days marked with numbers and space for notes.
A new calendar is January’s must have. PingPongPrints make a new year a bit funnier with this calendar where every month is different. You can connect one date to the next and find playful way to follow the time. Very nice!
Students of photography from the Lahti Institute of Design have once again made a stylish calendar. This time the calendar introduces you to different places and people in Lahti – from hairdressers to car mechanics, pensioners and sports heroes…
I know you all loved the last giveaway that Lighyears sponsored here where you could win the Calabash pendants, so I’m sure you will love this just as much!
Once upon a time there was a Mom who had two small children. The family had a big, big old Chinese medicine chest with 91 drawers. – What an excellent place for a Christmas calendar, Mom thought and decided to … Continue reading →
There is still time to make an advent calendar for someone you love! But time is short, so make it a simple one, like any of these.
I am making the whole blog into a Christmas calendar! Starting on Thursday Dec 1 there will be great giveaways here e…
