Still my fave painter’s outfit: vintage YSL blouse, where I ripped the sleeves off. Oh and miss summer. 
I’m sure there were no mosquitoes in Eden, and now they are gone this is how it this spot feels. Still can’t believe Marlon build all this, ALONE, will soon post how he did it 💪🏼 
This is my favorite food season, we’re back to daily juicing of these beauties 
My question: anyone can crane a marble table away for me? 😉 #movingday coming up 
The wisteria at the Cedar house might be the one thing I’m going to miss the most about that house. Lots of work, but worth it. Def the best plant for a pergola 
Inspiration: so we demo’ed all the windows in our living room. It’s open now, in winter. We had a heating contract come by, and are choosing the window frames. For now we live in Sorels en puffy coats indoors, it is warmer outside, dreaming of the sunshine streaming in on the oak floors. Let’s start this project! 
It is usual in a condominio, an apartment complex in Italy, to have a shared space with a washer and dryer. Ours was on the last floor. There's an elevator, but still, can you imagine having to change the sheets for a turnover four floors above, hoping the washer isn't occupied. So we knew we had to include space for a washer and dryer in the bathroom. So we made one of the bathrooms the practical workhorse and made the stylish one. That informed all the design decisions. The practical bathroom had a window that looked out on an interior opening, with the neighbor's balcony, above it. Useless and leaky. Depressing even. After discussing it with our upstairs neighbors and coordinating the work to prevent leaks unchecked by the previous owner, we decided to add a large open closet in that bathroom, creating a mini laundry room. This bathroom was dark, and depressing before, clad in an awful tile. I wanted it to look bright and inviting, down to earth. More info link in bio We divided the back wall into two partitions: the washer and dryer, the other for the shower. We used a soft white tile with a beautiful matt texture on the sidewalls and let the floor tiles run-up to the shower wall. And choose to use wood in the closet and the sink. 
A little before and after on the blog: One of the first decisions we made when renovating the Lucca pad was what to do with the awkward room behind the living room. It wasn't that big but still had two entrances. Before, it was a closet, a walk in closet with an armoire. On the left, a lot of unused room remained. We plan to rent out the apartment, so guests would use this room to store their luggage. But still, a whole place to only leave your bags and coat seemed a waste of space in a two-bedroom apartment. And there was only one bathroom. Marlon was sure we could not fit a bathroom in there... more link in bio 
All the arches, inspo all around