Say Hello to Irma!
Kicki, over at Havtorn Design , has bought and decorated a playhouse for her kids this summer. When I heard about it I just had to go over there and take some pictures.
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They bought the playhouse at Blocket.se and repainted it.
Oh my! isn´t that Erik Saade
and King Kong!
There are only a few items in here that are bought new, like this deer, from Tiger.
Almost everything else is from flee markets
A place for crafting
Paws up!
Kicki laminated pictures from story books and hung on the walls
The clothespins are decorated with pretty papper and hung on a string
They painted the inside white and bought a vinyl wall-to-wall carpet.
Curtains from vintage fabrics and perler beads for backsplash
The solar powered globe is brought inside the playhouse at night for a cozy light
All photos by me, Jenny Brandt.
Styling by Kicki Wieslander
Note: There will be more post from Kicki´s home this month as she and her partner Emme from Havtorn Design are this months Buddy. I will tell you more tomorrow! Thanks girls for letting us tag along. Photos by me, Jenny Brandt.
In the Dos Buddy-project I spend time with friends documenting fun ideas and projects from their life.
Isabelle McAllister is a well known decorator/DIY-er and designer. Jenny Brandt works as a photographer with a special sense of style and has her own web shop - Sammy Rose. Both are Swedes. READ MORE INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THEM HERE!
Irma’s playhouse must be the most popular hang-out for all the neighborhood kids this summer. Such a creative little house!
Ann-Louise: I agree and for grown ups as well =)
Love it!
Skulle gärna ha ett sånt lekhus själv! : )
oh, how magical!
oh wow that is amazing, i love it!
This is picture perfection!! I can’t wait to create something like this for my little girls. If only NZ had an ikea!
What a great place to play! Love it!
I really love it! is so inspiring and cute… congrats!!
This is seriously beautiful, love it!
Hi, where did they purchase the playhouse? I love it!
Jenny: Hey! I love it to Melissa! They bought it from a family who’s kids had lost interest in it. I think they had built it many years ago.