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New Year, New Desktop Wallpapers - By DesignLoveFest.

Travel Thursday | Postcards from Paris.

Love at d’Orsay.

June Desktop Wallpaper Roundup.

It’s the season for sweet florals! Grab your favourites from the link below.

June Calendar Wallpaper - by Oana Befort.

Ferns & Figs Wallpapers - by Adriana Gallo for Design Love Fest.

Confetti Girls & Flowers Wallpapers - by Emily Isabella for Design Love Fest.

Floral Wallpaper - by Design Love Fest.

Go East: Fei Fei Sun by Steven Meisel for US Vogue May 2015.

Amanda & Finn: Amanda Seyfried’s Dog Finn Is the Ultimate Best Friend.

Onboard the Hiram Bingham - Journey to Machu Picchu | by Ann Street Studio.

If there’s one thing that’s still on my list - it’s taking a luxurious vintage train ride through beautiful, rolling landscape. I’ve always wanted to go onboard the Orient Express, but the Hiram Bingham journey looks seriously enviable as well. Once again, these photographs, much like most of the travel photography from Ann Street Studio, fill my heart with a severe case of wanderlust.

Ah, well.. Maybe one day..

Wishlist Wednesday.

- Anya Hindmarch 18ct Yellow, Rose, and White Cold Crisp Packet Purses

- Charlotte Olympia Hop To It! and Incy Hop To It! Sandals from the Pat The Bunny Collection

- Olympia Le-Tan Velvet Heart Skirt

- Charlotte Olympia Round Up Leather Sandals

- Moschino Coat Hanger Perspex Shoulder Bag

- Olympia Le-Tan Fall 2015 Ballet-Themed Bags

- Urania Gazelli Orange Plexiglas Tik Tak Bag

April Desktop Wallpapers.

Fresh looks for your screen in tune with the season.

- Spring flower vibes in Something for Your Screen by The Lovely Drawer.

- Floral Desktop Backgrounds by Luci Everett for Design Love Fest.

- April Desktop Wallpaper by Going Home to Roost.

- Be Always Blooming Wallpaper by Sarah Hearts.

The Edit 5.4.15 |  Monochrome Style.

Chanel Iman Goes Blonde for Ellen Von Unwerth in Glamour Italia Shoot

Splash: Emily Didonato by Bjarne Jonasson for Elle France July 2014

bikini western: barbara fialho by david gubert for marie claire australia january 2015

Rugged Lines: Lindsey Byard By Cristian Di Stefano For Fault #18

ENIKO MIHALIK GETS GLAM FOR INSTYLE HUNGARY BY KRISZTIÁN ÉDER

New York Diaries: Hollie May Saker By Steven Meisel For Vogue Italia January 2015

Weekend Inspiration | A Round-Up of Easter DIY Ideas.

- Robin’s Egg Blue Mini Cakes by Handmade Charlotte. Bake some of these perfect lil’ sweet treats for Easter Sunday!

- Easy-Sew Chickadee Bonnet Basket by Handmade Charlotte. Printable template and full step-by-step tutorial on how to make your very own super cute felted hen basket using basic materials you can easily obtain from any craft store.

- Holi Style Eggs by Sweet Paul. Colour up the weekend with these non-toxic coloured powder eggs!

- Dressed to Party Eggs by Wita Puspita for A Subtle Revelry. Free printable suit and dress egg holders. Too adorable!

- DIY Mr and Mrs Egg by Say Yes. Inspiration for those who would like to stick to the traditional egg painting route.

- DIY Bunny Chalk by A Bubbly Life. These will make lovely non-candy treat bag fillers for Easter! Or check out A Bubbly Life’s post from last year on how to DIY your own Bunny Crayons instead.

- More Easter Printables by Lia Griffith. Featuring printable wrapping papers and spring-themed gift tags by the talented designer Lia Griffith.

- DIY Gold Foil Eggs by Madame Citron. Tutorial in French, but try using Google Translate.

I will hope and I will love. I will give 'til there's enough. That's the life I'm dreaming of, I won't give up.

In Bloom | Olivia O'Driscoll by Corrie Bond for Marie Claire Australia February 2015.

Weekend Inspiration | Easter-Themed DIYs and Printables.

Hope you’ve been having an eggxcellent weekend so far. Here’s a round-up of some of my favourite Easter DIY’s and free printables I’ve spotted online recently. Some of them are way too cute! I mean, that bunny bowling set and felt bunny ears? Check out the respective artist links for the full tutorial and links to download your printables!

1. DIY Bunny Bowling Set by Handmade Charlotte.  2. Easy Beaded Bunny Necklace DIY by Craftberry Bush.  3. Printable Easter Labels by Lia Griffith. 4. Printable Easter Brunch Invitation & Envelope Liner by Lia Griffith. 5. Printable Easter Brunch Kit - including a Happy Easter banner by Lia Griffith.  6. Printable Easter Party Invites by Design is Yay. 7. DIY Fresh Flowers Easter Basket by Paper & Stitch. 8. DIY Felt Easter Bunny and Lamb Ears by Lia Griffith. 9. DIY Edible Cotton Candy Nests for Easter by Paper & Stitch.

If you liked this post, make sure you check out yesterday’s post featuring inspirations for your Easter Egg painting this year. 

Weekend Inspiration | Easter Egg Painting.

Guys, Easter is just around the corner, so it’s only fitting that this weekend’s inspirational post be all about ideas on how you can fancy up your Easter eggs this year. Ranging from simple to complex, check out the tutorials, or for some, simply more inspirational pictures, to unleash your eggstraordinary creativity!

1. DIY Crescent Moon Easter Eggs by Paper & Stitch. A step-by-step tutorial with pictures!

2. Wooden Painted Eggs from I Spy DIY. Purchase their everything-you-need-set, or use these bright, funky designs as inspiration for your own egg painting!

3. Watercolour Butterfly Easter Eggs by Craftberry Bush. No tutorial, but Lucy’s handpainted watercolour eggs are too whimsical and delightful not to share!

4. DIY Foliage Easter Eggs by Say Yes. Love, love, love the idea and the end product! Fairly simple too, all you need are some eggs, some pretty florals and modge podge!

5. Customized Family Wooden Eggs by Handmade Charlotte. Awww, isn’t this just the cutest. Highly recommended for those with good painting skills and very steady hands!

6. Watercolour Ombre Easter Eggs by Craftberry Bush. For inspiration! No step-by-step tutorial but the idea is simple enough to create some really lovely eggs.

Friday, I’m in Love | Splendid Origami Creations by Wenche Lise.

Oh, what wonderful things some people can do with a simple piece of paper. Two years ago, Wenche Lise Fossland (@wenlise_fold) from Namsos, Norway, folded her first a paper origami on a family trip to France, and didn’t stop folding after that. Her lovely creations are available for our viewing pleasure on Instagram . If you’re in love with these origami creatures in their surreal settings as much as I am, make sure you follow and double tap on Instagram!