Shabby Chic and 22 Fabulous DIY Ideas

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SeVeN 03.15 • My weekly review of favourite links and articles

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It's a quite busy Sunday and this week will probably be a very busy one too. I guess you are feeling the same as the Easter holidays approach. Fortunately, I found the time and managed to complete my weekly list of favourite links and articles despite time pressure. I hope you like it and find it useful and interesting!

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☼   18 Struggles Of Having An Outgoing Personality But Actually Being Shy And Introverted by Brianna Wiest on thoughtcatalog.com

Low light and low maintance plants for your office desk

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trend: yellow & grey in home decoration

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Une Oiseau Rebelle by by-jwp featuring artificial flowers

Yellow and grey couldn't be more opposite and dissimilar as colour. Yellow for joy and brightness and grey for detachment and dullness. Yellow for the brightness of expression and grey for the distant neutrality. 

Home deco: bright yellow sofa with floral cushions

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Yellow... that's an unusual color when it's used in large portions for home decoration. Yet, I found some images that looked so bright and beautiful and a really want to share with you some similar ideas. A bright and convenient small sofa with floral cushions. Still there is the solution of a yellow sofa cover in order to avoid a committed sofa purchase.

Loveseat Cover, Corduroy Leaby Yellow , 

(Cover Only), Fits Ikea Klippan Model Sofas, 100% Cotton

by Fasthomegoods

not so common by by-jwp in redbubble

bw rose by by-jwp in redbubble

oenothera speciosa by by-jwp in redbubble

peer tree blossoms close-up by by-jwp in redbubble

creative ways to drink your cappuccino coffee

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"For I have known them all already, known them all-

Have known the evenings, mornings, afternoons,

I have measured out my life with coffee spoons."

T.S. Eliot, The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock and Others

photo by jwp, on Flickr

I love cappuccino, as I love all kinds of coffees! But, the most I like in cappuccino is that you can drink your coffee in so many different and creative ways. And, you don't have to be an expert barrista to have a heart of steamed milk to your coffee cup - although barrista's foam heart may be undeniably perfect! All you need is your espresso machine (or moka top), a shot of espresso, steamed milk, cinnamon powder and a toothpick. You pour foam milk in the center of your coffee and then with the toothpick you stretch the edges to the desirable shape: hearts, leaves, butterflies, web, etc.