2/21/2008
Bufandas...An scarf love affair
I have a thing for scarfs, love them, collect them
love their textures, and colors, one of my very
favorite gifts they keep me warm and add a touch of style
and personality to my wardrobe.
I keep my scarfs in hat boxes, to have
them organized.
I put aromatic soaps, to add a delicious and
fresh aroma.
This gorgeous scarf its a gift from my dear and
talented Colombian friend Claudia, she does magic
with her hands, she did this scarf for me,
and I can't stop wearing it
Viva Claudia!
scarfs from Colombia, the green one a gift from Lady Laura
and from fossil, charlotte russou and of course from burberry.
The gray scarf was my dad's, he wore it many
times to protect, his angelical voice, before a
showcase, It is a treasure to me.
2/05/2008
Chantal Thomass..So Parisine










2/02/2008
A romantic style
When I think of Romantic style the first city
that comes to my mind is Paris, the cafes, the
arquitecture, the music, ahh the flea markets,
the delicate embroidery, the furniture...I can't
even begin to enumerate all the details that make
the french such an influetial style
French By Design
A beautiful budoir
Linens displayed artfully
This book is a feast for the eyes.
Romantic Homes is one of my favorite magazines, I have a collection
and is such a good inspiration resourse, but this issue I would say is
my favorite of all, is an invitation and a little tour to Paris, home of
prominent designers that invite us to visit their graceful interiors, and
a walk through the flea markets, where we can also enjoy a good cafe aut lait.
Romantic Homes Magazine
(april - 2007)
Michel Coorengel & Jean Pierre Calvagrac's apartment
(Including the cover picture)
Sample of Paris Romanticism








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Labels:
flea merkets,
french by design,
paris,
romantic homes
1/30/2008
Coffee - cafe

The coffee is my favorite drink, black, robust, or smooth, with creme, aut lait, cortadito, expresso, for me, and my country of origin the afternnon tea is more the afternoon coffee, as well as the first drink in the mornings. No matter where if in a Parisian cafe, a tapas bar in Barcelona, a Dallas coffee spot, or a visit to the eje cafetero I have to have my coffee...yes it has to be Colombian coffee.
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