Last week marked 9 years of this blog’s existence. It has been a long yet very fun 9 years I have to admit, but after all the hours upon hours upon HOURS of blog research it seems to take alot to REALLY get me excited about a home these days. While getting this post ready, I was so damn excited about it I wanted to crank my tunes, jump up and dance on my desk. This chalet designed by Marianne Tiegen is going on my list of top 5 favourite homes I have ever featured. It is a truly magical blend of rustic, industrial and mid-century styles….all the best rolled into one.
Axie says:
I forgot to add- Happy Anniversary, Kim and Jo! And thank you both for the beautiful inspiration every day!
KiM says:
Thanks everyone! And OOPS – sorry for scaring some of you
ombia says:
Congrats!
d of dogland says:
Whoa…9 years?! Happy Anniversary. I must have found you at your inception. Back in the day, I read a blog called DesignPorn. DTI was on the blogroll. I checked you out back then and have been coming back ever since.
DTI is one of very few blogs I've stuck with for that length of time. Hell, almost a decade! Thanks for making me feel old.
Happy Anniversary Kim and Jo!!!
Teez says:
Wow 9 years! Which makes me a loyal a follower for only one third of its life! I beseech you Kim and Jo, please don't ever ever ever stop blogging and providing us with a daily morning dose of happiness. Thank you so much.
KiM says:
Thanks ombia, d of dogland and Teez!
in the attic says:
great space!! do you happen to know, where the mirror behind the office-desk is from? I am looking for that kind of mirror such a long time.
Anybody has an idea?
Suzanne Melton says:
@InTheAttic: it looks to me like they took some OLD mirrors and hung them together or they took some NEW mirrors and aged them.
I googled [how to age a mirror] and found many suggestions:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=&oq=how+to+age+a+mirror&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4GUEA_enUS659US659&q=how+to+age+a+mirror&gs_l=hp…0l5.0.0.0.7609………..0.ivVCTC-EUDI
in the attic says:
@SuzanneMelton thank you very much! I think you are right, they aged the mirrors and put it in a frame together. Also the black dots are great, which looks just right for it. I think I found my next DIY project. Big thanks for the help, didn´t know about aging mirrors, until now…
Lisa
Suzanne Melton says:
@InTheAttic: Always happy to help someone add EVEN MORE projects to their list.
…and this one seems to be fairly inexpensive, as opposed to buying retail.