love this beautiful house spotted over at design to inspire. it somehow reminds me of elsie’s recent post about salvation mountain.

I’ve collected some images of walls that happen to look beautiful. hope you’ll enjoy them as much as I do. each photography links to its original page.

I’m still sick and so not able to enjoy those first summer days; so I ended up looking for some beautiful houses with a summer feeling on one of my favourite websites.

this sunday totally felt like a perfect day. the sun was out so I went for a little walk around the lake. then found way too much inspiring artists; including photographer James Merrell, which pictures are shown on the left.

since I’ve been on a interior design mood today, I’ve had my eye on those terrific sites:
* lisa cohen
* stellan herner
* sam mcadam
* william meppem
* sharyn cairns

I’ve also felt really inspired by Heather’s pinhole work - and was so amazed by the results I got yesterday, that I did create another piece.

a pinhole moutain, which design reminds me of Andrew Holder’s. I must say that I did totally fell in love with his print.

and on a more geeky-note, I’ve managed to upgrade both of my blogs - foodbeam and je suis une cacahuète - to wordpress 2.5. it all went smoothly, until I found out that all the French accents got a little crazy on foodbeam. luckily, I overcame this problem by deleting a couple of words from the wp-config.php file. don’t know why that worked, but well, I don’t mind about the process. in this case, only the result is important.

when, in the span of two days, I hear twice about a place, I take it as a sign. I must visit le petit atelier de Paris. it sounds and looks amazing. thanks Abigail and Keiko for the lovely find.