Bonjour, Vous le dites, vous êtes tombés sous le charme de cette maison 1930. alors ne la dénaturez pas. gardez la cheminée qui est typique des petites maisons de cette époque, décapez les lambris et lasurez les. Changez vos gros canapés pour un petit deux places, 2 fauteuils et un pouf. choisissez les en fonction de l'époque de la maison. Disposez le canapé devant la fenêtre perpendiculairement à la cheminée, les fauteuils en face et la télé dans l'angle près du radiateur. les boiseries portes et fenêtres peuvent être lasurées comme les lambris. Laissez la porte qui se trouve actuellement derrière le canapé ouverte, vous aurez un salon plus grand et plus accueillant. Un beau miroir au dessus de la cheminée agrandira l'espace et 2 bibliothèques basses de la hauteur des lambris vous permettrons de ranger livres et objets décoratifs.

Helpful interior design tips, to combine practicality and beauty, leading to a healthy eating! Everyone knows that proper nutrition is the key to a healthy and active life, but not everyone realizes how our eating habits are sometimes interrelated with the space in which we cook and eat our food. We'd like to share the top 5 practical advices from the personal experience of the Space Feeling interior design team, to combine practicality and beauty, leading to a healthy eating. COLOR AND SHADES We want to turn your attention to shades. If you want to eat less, repaint the dining room in your favorite color but in its cold shade. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cold shades of any colors will oppress the appetite, warm and dark shades, on the contrary, will awaken it. White is the most versatile and comfortable color, for good reason it has become the main color of Scandinavian design. HOME PLANTS Potted plants not only give comfort and more air to our homes. The presence of a large number of home plants in the interior of the kitchen also encourages us to eat and cook green food, and this is mainly greens, vegetables and fruits, olive oil. If you don’t like plants — wallpapers with all sorts of palm and tropical prints will come to help you. The atmosphere they bring will make you not only eat well, but also feel at home like in an oasis! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MORE LIGHT When you plan the kitchen space, try to place the table and working area closer to the window, in addition add lamps, pendants and wall lamps there too, the more, the better. We tend to eat 25–30% more food in darker rooms than we do in better lit kitchens or dining rooms. The more light is present in meal areas, the more responsible we are with our meals! “CLOSED” KITCHEN FURNITURE When planning or ordering furniture, make the kitchen cabinets more closed. We could eat 20% of food simply because it comes into our eyes. Therefore, hide all less healthy food in cabinets, and “promote” fruits, vegetables and water by giving them a central, very visible position in your kitchen. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CLEAN AND TIDY Keep the kitchen and dining table clean. When you are in a messy out-of-control place, it gives you an excuse to pay less attention to your eating habits. Try to take away leftovers to the refrigerator and closed cabinets immediately after eating, the chaos on the table after a meal also inclines us to overeat. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We hope these tips will help you enhance your kitchen space and promote healthy eating! (: If you liked our advices, you can check this video for more the tips! Visit our Houzz Profile to discover more of our interior design projects!

Good evening Caroline, I took a look at your site. Your paintings remind me alot of a old friend of mine who knew Jackson Pollack a long time ago... Amaranth Ehrehnalt One thing I couldn't find is the size of some of your paintings, small or large. I clicked on small format, we see the painting and details of the painting, but few with the size. Same with the furniture...would help some future clients to know the size. Good luck, an artists life is hard, especially promoting one's work...hopefully there are more people who care for actual art than just wall paper... Thanks for sharing your site, Lynn

Peinture ou papier peint, dans les 2 cas, je vous conseille de déposer les portes pour travailler sans problème, bien à plat sur des tréteaux. Apparemment vos portes sont en stratifié, lequel habille également du bandeau au dessus. Il y a sur les côtés des profils métalliques qui, en principe sont démontables. il vaut mieux les démonter et les remettre en recouvrement après peinture ou tapissage. Si vous optez pour la peinture, pensez à passer un primaire d'accrochage car la peinture n’adhérera pas bien sur le stratifié. Je vous conseille la même chose si vous optez pour le papier peint car les colles ne sont pas faites pour le stratifié. Si vous optez pour des lés adhésifs, pas besoin de primaire mais c'est difficile à poser, attention aux bulles. Bon courage !