recycled home

i went to the book sales in order to buy a certain gardening book, but it was sold out. instead i got a book called "Recycled home" by Mark & Sally Bailey. i tried to look at it very carefully, as i'm usually very disappointed if i buy this kind of books (especially magazines). but this book is pretty nice. there's many, many photos i like, and there are quite inspiring ideas - even if your house is not a stone house built in the 17th century. we have quite many things in our home that would seem to follow the "philosophy" of this book. all this stuff they find at flea-markets in England and France is so beautiful, but i find myself thinking that it wouldn't fit to have it all here. i think most of the stuff should be somehow local. soon it is time for outdoor flea-markets again! above: my dream doll-house. i've seen the same idea somewhere before. below: nice kitchen.


no rides to kindergarten, so we've been having home days with V. i have some nice work waiting and as i got started again with the not-so-nice work, i can't wait to get back to it. so all is well.