5
Oct
Hello Weekend!
Hi Blogland, It’s been a very busy week for me at Bloesem. It is great seeing all the new designs that were sent to me over the last few days and finding others through the internet and the magazines. I would like to finish this week by showing you six artists and their studio's, who all create and sell items which I have added to my wishlist.... Enjoy and hope to see you back on Monday!
Just some images from a beautiful brick and mortar store in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Emi is is the owner of Coucou, a decoration store, in Palermo, according to Emi the coolest neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Coucou sells restored and new furniture, lamps, cushions, tablecloth, vases, notebooks, laptop covers, etc. I thought I show you Coucou for some wonderful inspiration. Visit Emi’s blog right here, Micoucou.
These are the most beautiful handpainted stones I have ever seen. I found them on blog Julia Likes
and it appears that Julia’s fiancé Yoran is the painter of these
stones. Yoran is actually a landscape designer and they both live in
the South of France. You can order the stones online at Julia’s blog.
MonsterinMittens is a
New Zealand based company, which specializes in producing hand knitted
merino baby clothing in vintage styles with a classic twist. Tracy and Emma
are the founders and they employ a collective of handknitters
throughout NZ and only use NZ Merino wool including their beautiful
soft organic merino wool which is perfect for baby's first woolen
garment. I truly love these blankets...if I would be pregnant again…Here you can view and buy their collection.
Beautiful purses by Jaime Beattie from Australia. Jaime has a amazing collection of accessories, you can order them online.
Sweet birds banner by Craftsbury Kids.
The banner holds the letters of your favorite little one's name. Use
it as decoration for your kids bedroom or create a colorful birthday
banner to be used year after year. You can choose the color theme and Craftsbury Kids will deliver a custom banner made especially for you. To order click here.

While scrolling through Trunkts database I found the work by textile designer Yuko Uemura. Yuko is originally from Tokyo, but now living in Chicago. Here she also founded her company PataPri. 
The colors in this fabric are amazing…very soft, but not too sappy. The pillow covers, tea towels and fabrics are all handmade. Also the patterns are designed by Yuko herself. Here you can find her webshop and her her blog for news and updates.














I would like to contact you because my daughter watched this blog and she was fascinated with the sweet birds banner she told me that she wanted one with her name.
Posted by: Viagra Online | 11/12/2010 at 03:42 AM
I love those stones...thanks so much for sharing!
Posted by: kate neckel | 10/24/2007 at 08:22 AM
I've never seen anything like those painted stones. How lovely and original. Thanks!
Posted by: Jessica Jones | 10/16/2007 at 06:54 AM
wow -thanks so much for these beautiful finds, love the painted rocks, such a simple idea well executed! I love seeing the talent that is everywhere!
Posted by: GAILE GUEVARA | 10/10/2007 at 03:11 AM
I love those handpainted stones! Great find, I love your blog!
Posted by: Caroline | 10/09/2007 at 01:46 AM
those stones are gorgeous!
Posted by: grace | 10/06/2007 at 11:52 PM
Another wonderful update! Those painted stones are so very beautiful!
Posted by: Nina | 10/05/2007 at 08:26 PM
Thanks for some great links! Love the birds banner by Craftsbury Kids!
Posted by: Ulrika | 10/05/2007 at 04:44 PM
Wonderful finds, Irene!
love that reupholstered chair by Emi. And the PataPri designs are cute indeed - I have a tea towel with a penguin pattern {my favourite towel by far}.
have a great weekend!
P.S. will send out the parcel with some Stockholm finds early next week.
Posted by: sia | 10/05/2007 at 04:06 PM
Wow, such high quality. It all just blows me away.
Hope you have a good weekend too.
Heather
Posted by: Heather Moore | 10/05/2007 at 04:05 PM
yummy prints and patterns.. love the purses, and those birds are so cute!!
Posted by: imelda | 10/05/2007 at 03:47 PM