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Seems so nice and luminous!

Love the white and natural tones with the light blue touches! And your kitchenlooks so cosy, I can just imagine sitting at the table with the morning sun streaming in, reading with a cup of coffe. Of all the entries this is the one I can see myself living in the most.

I love what you did with such a small space (even by my european standards). Although it is nice to see picture of you, might have been better to have some of you in the flat, maybe showing a bit more of the bedroom or the kitchen. Just a thought...

It does look like that cat kindof shrunk in its own skin... it seems like there are going to be more comments about him than about the actual dresser.

My problem with breakfast is that i just don't feel like eating anything "traditionnal" : everything will be either too dry of too soggy.
Thank you for sharing these kind of recipes, which hopefully will mean less breakfast-less days for me.

When I lived in London, I used to just grab what I needed nearly every day after work even though I had heaps of space in the fridge (from a European point of view).
Now in my tiny french studio flat, i live with a (european standard, once again) mini bar fridge and enough freezer space to store 6 burgers and nothing more. I still find out I'm going shopping less often because it's just not on my route.
Takes a bit more planning and a few more canned and pantry goods, but I'm going on just fine. And I find I buy less ready-made food and more ingredients than I actually cook.

Never owned a gps but couldn't go around anymore without my android phone, whether I need to get the directions to the other side of the country, or find my way on foot in an unknow city.

Thanks! @steven smith, the table was built by my dad.

There is something really atractive about them. Maybe the mix of daring pattern and that velvetty texture.
If I ever was to open up a secret bar for all the new cool hipsters of London, I would definitely go to them for my loo wall decorations.