It's an old table that we found at our local treasure shop way back when, before kids. It has a creaky sway to it; one of those sounds that worrisome yet familiar and homey. The candle holder was a birthday gift from a too far away friend. The lidded pumpkin sculpture is a Koji original (I think from grade 5?); I can't tell you how precious it is to me, but you probably have objet d'art for which you have similar feelings... A gnome home and the resident gnome from a school sale many years ago. A stack of wooden slices which Hana placed there a while ago and for some reason I like them there (they also make nice coasters). And then the small piece of free-form crochet, also from Koji's hands (grade 3). On the wall, a root wreath that friends gave to me for my birthday over a decade ago at our local farmers' market. Within the wreath, my wooly goddess of curly-locks, Aubergine, whom I bought for myself for a long-ago birthday.
My corner is full of love, you see...
5 comments:
Very nice, Annri! A bright serene space for creativity.
P.S. Funny, was imagining your sofa in alternate arrangements just a couple of days ago. hmmm
Yes, I can see that it is full of love. Thank you for sharing a peek.
And wow, that is a lot of socks! They are super cute. I love your Waldorf dolls too!
What a nice spot to sit and blog etc. Very sweet treasures too.
A sunny, cosy and very creative place!! I love the tokens of love. I love being there in spirit!
xo Sayu
funny I just moved my mac to the kitchen from the living room where I have been making and blogging for the last few months. Since the time change the kitchen gets the most beautiful morning light and it has a little wood stove tucked into it's corner to keep me warm through the winter. The kitties have moved here recently so why not me.
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