A few days ago I posted picks of my outfit taken in the small and beautiful streets of Spain. The pictures got a lot of positive feedback, so here comes pretty pics in the the streets of Spain vol.2!:) To add a little twist, my little sister will be guest starring the outfit of the day pics. Our styles are quite different from each other, as I’m more into the classical look and she is more edgy with her rock chic style. Some of you have requested a post about her style and she gave me the permission to show you guys these few pics. Her outfit in these pics is a simple holday look, the kind that I would wear too. It’s not that often that we would agree to wear the same outfit! :)

Kyseinen lamppu sopii loistavasti äitini Espanjan asuntoon, sillä siellä terassilla istumme iltaa lämpimistä illoista, hyvästä ruoasta ja mitä viettelevimmistä viineistä nauttien. Tässä siis teillekin sisustusidea: Täyttäkää tyhjä lasinen lampunvarsi haluamallanne ja tilaanne sopivalla sisustuselementillä – vaikkapa joulupalloilla joulun lähestyessä tai sitruunoilla kesän helteessä.

Kyseinen lampunjalka on ostettu aikoinaan Pentikiltä, mutta nopealla selauksella en löytänyt sitä tämän hetken Pentikin nettikaupasta ainakaan. Vinkkejä otetaan siis vastaan!

For years I’ve been collecting wine bottle corks, because my mom had expressed her wish to use them in her home decor. More and more vintners today use synthetic corks as they are more affordable, making the authentic wine cork to become a caducous nature’s resource. However, according to carbon footprint studies conducted by Corticeira Amorim, natural corks are the most environmental friendly wine stopper in comparison to other alternatives. Instead of throwing these beautiful wooden corks away, my mom has found a way to put their beauty on display. 
So here is a decor tip for you all: Pick an element that appeals to you and place it inside a lampstand.