With the recent, fabulous hot and sunny weather we've been having in Auckland I have to admit that I have been consuming vast amounts of ice cream to the extent I have actually put on a kilo in weight over the past few weeks. For the sake of myself, I probably should not be posting mouth watering recipes. However, I couldn't resist sharing my latest find, a delicious recipe for Cranberry Almond swirl ice cream. Also discovered were some delicious chocolates and an unusual cookie recipe, add to this a few DIY ideas and a contemporary interior and you have this weeks inspiration post. With Valentines not far away how about these delicious Raspberry dark chocolate ganache chocolates discovered at "Desserts for breakfast"... See recipe Salted caramel stuffed chocolate crinkle cookies from Cooking Classy... See recipe from Liren at Kitchen Confidante, via "My Way Home"... See Recipe here . Note: I don't have an ice cream maker but manage perfectly by f...
Today I want to introduce you to a stunning new indoor/outdoor fabric range from Thibaut Design called, Calypso... If you are from my part of the hemisphere, you are probably familiar with the name 'Sunbrella', an outdoor fabric that withstands the wear and tear of our harsh sun. I have a very large outdoor umbrella made from this fabric, in fact it is so large I have nowhere to store it, so it is left out year round. Sunbrella fabric is fantastic, it has never gone mouldy or marked and at two years old, in all weathers it still looks like new. What has my umbrella got to do with the fabulous new designs from Thibaut you may be thinking, well the new Calypso range is indoor/outdoor fabric made from Sunbrella fabric. Thibaut's designs are always unique and their colour palettes beautiful so I was excited to see their new range which comes in various designs of circles, spots and geometrics, and includes my favourite colour, navy. The new range of fabrics can be mixed a...
Lisa Gabrielson Design Sorry for my absence the last couple of weeks, my hand is now healing and I am back in full force. I wanted to start the week with two gorgeous interiors. Neutral, sandy tones are restful and beachy, however, if you want more contrast, or to add some 'punch', navy and white is the way to go. Two different looks from the same great designer... In the first project (above and below), Lisa Gabrielson Design has taken a neutral palette and added lots of interest with texture and pattern. I love the Hamptons style kitchen and the black counter top really pops. I am a person that is not very brave when it comes to using dark tones, and have chosen white for the Papamoa Beach house , however, Sarah has convinced me a black stone tile she found would work wonderfully in the bathrooms alongside the cararra marble in the shower base and nook (more to come on that next week). Meanwhile I will leave you to peruse these two lovely homes...
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