AFRICAN LIVING ROOM DECOR https://blog.dnevnik.hr/african-living-room-decor

...Happy 20th birthday edition....well I certainly didn't just turn 20 ( rather 35 ) but was really happy to find this issue on the day of my birthday, carrying a most exquisite cover in an amazing shade of blue, combined with cinnamon brown and golden, but most of all featuring an animal trully dear to me, which I feel represents me a lot.

So, I indulged and bought it, eventhough I have commited myself extremely to a limited amount of bringing magazines home.

Three arrive in the Penthouse alltogether:
-> Architectural Digest in German monthly
edition (mostly for me )
-> National Geographic in German monthly
edition ( mostly for my partner)
-> Time weekly magazine in English ( for both
of us )

Saving on space and economising were the main reasons for this very selective cutting down. In the era of countless design blogs and online magazines, inspiration is freely widespread. More over, quality is prefered over quantity and too much input sometimes has a negative, missdirective effect, resulting into not trully absorbing what one sees or reads.Time for further reading is also needed.

As for the economical issue, after having calculated that €30 ( minimum, usual ammount spent on magazines monthly by me in the recent past ) x 12 adds up to €360 yearly, this money is put in the travelling piggy bank instead : )

This is a hand crafted handicraft gift item made of terracotta. Standard goblet shape with traditional Indian accents along the top edge. This design on a tea light candle holder was inspired by ancient Indian artwork.. Made of clay on a hand-spun pottery wheel and hand-painted in rural India.

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