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Showing posts with label anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anniversary. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

First Anniversary...


The first 'Anniversary' is traditionally marked with gifts made of paper - I think this small (15cm tall) paper Pop-Up Doll House with laser cut furniture would be the ideal Interior Design Blog first year anniversary present! From Upon a Fold website, an Australian online store that stocks all things fabulous in paper.
Photographs via Upon a Fold.

One Year On...

It was one year ago today that I ventured into the blog world - Happy First Anniversary!
A year has gone by fast and it has been an education keeping a blog. I have posted about my interior design work, inspirational images and designs that are influencing my day-to-day thoughts and as of the last 5 months, recording the renovations of my two apartments at 292.
It is a great way to express oneself visually.There is a saying that you should put all your ideas out there in the world and it creates room for new ones in your head. I agree with this and I only hope that readers of this blog enjoy seeing them. Here's to another year.
The photos above are from my first posting - an interior design job that I worked on some years ago.
Photographs by Charlotte Minty.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Ruby Wedding Anniversary


Today is my parent's Ruby Wedding Anniversary. They have been together for 40 years - phew! That is quite something. Congratulations Mum and Dad!
Photograph from Martha Stewart.

Saturday, February 13, 2010

292 - Happy Anniversary House!

The block work is done.

Happy Anniversary House! It was on Valentine's Day three years ago that we won you through a closed tender. You have been good to me...
It is all action now. The block work is done and the timber has arrived on site - getting ready for the framing to go up.
The block work locates where the new bedroom is, while the little extension out the front is where the exisiting bedroom is being pushed out to create room for a hallway behind.
Photographs by Charlotte Minty.