Nestled In

Receiving a postcard in the mail can brighten up even the most cloudy day. It’s nice to know that someone has thought of you and taken the time to write a personal note and send it the old fashioned way, not by email or text message. And framing postcards is a very easy and inexpensive way to bring art into your home. I chose some of my favorite postcards available at Etsy. I hope you like them too!

From top to bottom: Freedom postcard from Belle & Boo, Waxy Drawings postcard sample from Charmfoundry, pack of postcards from Natasha Newton, postcard pack from The Black Apple and Fly postcard set from Alicia Bock.

Being a fan of artist Camilla Engman’s beautiful work I was delighted to find out about these transfers from Third Drawer Down. You can rub down these transfers to almost any surface (paper, wood, metal, ceramic…) and have a tiny piece of Camilla Engman’s art in your home. How cute is that?

Another favorite of mine, Hairy Lady teatowel by Camilla Engman. More art in her shop here. You can read her blog here.

We bought this beautiful Blonde Redhead gig poster from The Small Stakes months ago but had trouble finding a frame for it. Last night we decided to forget the frame alltogether and we hung it on the bedroom wall with a paper clip. The colors in the poster go really well with the color of the wall.

Here is a close-up of the poster. Love those little buttetflies!

You know what’s been on my wishlist forever? Well, for our anniversary Minna surprised me with this lovely gift - For The Birds print by Ashley G (I could seriously buy every single item in her Etsy store, I love her style!). The print looks even more beautiful in person, I just love it! I think it looks really nice against the blue walls in the bedroom. I feel like such a lucky girl for being able to look at it everyday (and for being with Minna, obviously)!

Happy Friday! We’re off to visit Minna’s family for the weekend so I wish you a happy weekend and I leave you with these lovely art photography prints from Etsy. From the upper left corner: Milk Bottle Blues by Alicia Block, from the depths and the petals by fieryeyed and springtime polaroid by polaroddy.