made a mano

. . . ceramics in cotto & lavastone - all hand decorated, all beautiful!

image via made a mano 

amanda eliasch bathroom #interiordesign

. . . this lovely black & white bathroom belongs to photographer amanda eliasch - featured in interiors magazine.

i absolutely love the oversized black & white photographs here!

egyptian alabaster

. . . designer fernando carrizosa-kolbe used polished egyptian alabaster in this bathroom in a marbella, spain residence. 

#fabulous

image via interiors magazine

weil studio

. . . here are various photographic art glass installations by weil studio - founded by amanda weil, who is one fabulous photographer & artist.

i'm so glad i came across her work - click here weil studio for more absolutely stunning & creative glass photography! 

very inspiring - enjoy!

The combination of glass & translucent photography creates a very powerful medium. Glass is a very modern material. It can also be a very cold material. Bringing a photographic translucency to it, even on a monumental scale, brings a warmth & humanism to design. Just as glass is transformed by photography, imagery is transformed by light. A translucent image has a visceral effect. - Amanda Weil.

images via: weil studio

photography: michael skoglund 

shades of blue!

bormioli rocco 

electric blue side chair in this lovely bedroom! via pinterest

opi polish

pierre hardy cobalt blue ankle boots via net-a-porter

blue motif louisa settee via anthropologie

asos envelope laptop case

alexander mcqueen via farfetch 

tom ford  in a turquoise blue bottle 

temperley london handbag

suede & leather platforms in royal blue via christian louboutin

electric blue sofa via the decorista blog

mikkat market silk distressed tank top via who what wear

roger vivier handbag

  

ysl  polish in agua blue

. . . it's a new year & i'm loving blue at the moment!

hope you've enjoyed & hope you had a lovely christmas & new year!

all the best in 2012 my dears!

... little "black & white house" in Florence

Loving the work of Italian architect Sabrina Bignami - founder of B-Arch Studio.

Fabulous!  This look is very clean & minimal, love the deep black!

Her actual home, i'll be posting in the near future, is a mix of different styles...modern & vintage with a more girly feel. Yes, definitely more of Sabrina Bignami coming to HABLAN de ELLA!