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December 28, 2014

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I love incorporating greenery into my decor, it adds some colour and life to any room. I have a thing for small  vases with a single flower or branch. I also own a LOT of perfumes, and some of them are several years old. Something I learned recently is that perfume come bad after around 3 years. I did notice that some of my first perfumes didn’t smell quite right. So I got an idea! To remove the sprayer and turn the bottles into small vases!

All I did was use scissors and pliers to remove the spray, empty out the old perfume and remove any labels. Now I have these cute little vases to place anywhere, like the bathroom or the windowsill! Don’t you think they’re adorable?

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I love incorporating greenery into my decor, it adds some colour and life to any room. I have a thing for small  vases with a single flower or branch. I also own a LOT of perfumes, and some of them are several years old. Something I learned recently is that perfume come bad after around 3 years. I did notice that some of my first perfumes didn’t smell quite right. So I got an idea! To remove the sprayer and turn the bottles into small vases!

All I did was use scissors and pliers to remove the spray, empty out the old perfume and remove any labels. Now I have these cute little vases to place anywhere, like the bathroom or the windowsill! Don’t you think they’re adorable?

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DIY: minimalistic lamp

September 18, 2014

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I hope you don’t mind the interior related posts, because here’s another one! I wanted a simple lamp in my sofa corner and got inspired by a couple I saw on Pinterest. I wanted to share with you how I made it. It’s really simple!
I bought the shelf bracket at IKEA (Ekby Stödis). To fit the cord through the hole, I had to make the holes a little bigger, using a drill. I bought the fabric covered cord and socket at a hardware store. The socket cover is from a small shop in Copenhagen called Le Bix. Next you need a bit of electrician finesse. My dad showed me how to connect the socket to the cord as well as a plug. It’s very easy, and I’m sure there are guides on the internet you could use! Simply attach the socket to the cord and place the socket cover over it. Screw it onto the wall, add a bulb and voila! I love it :D[:da]bIMG_5686

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bIMG_5506Jeg håber i kan lide de inferiørerelaterede indlæg, for her kommer endnu et! Jeg ville gerne have en simpel lampe i mit sofahjørne, og blev inspireret af nogle jeg så på Pinterest. Jeg ville lige dele med jer hvordan jeg lavede den. Det er super simpelt!
Hyldeknægten er fra IKEA (Ekby Stödis). Stofledning, fatning, afbryder og stik er fra Silvan. Fatningskjuleren er fra Le Bix og ligner lidt den der fra Muuto! Og den færdige lampe har kostet langt under det halve.
For at stofledningen skal passe i hullerne på hyldeknægten, skulle de lige udvides lidt med et bor. Så skal der bruges lidt elektriker viden! Min far har vist mig hvordan man sætter ledning på fatning, stik osv. men der er sikkert guides på nettet. Det er meget nemt. Når de hele er samlet skal den bare bores i væggen og have en pære. Min er en kæmpe glædepære fra Magasin. Denne her. Jeg synes den er mega pæn, og giver noget rigtig hyggeligt lys! :)[:]

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