I Would Love A House Like This. Minimalist, Sharp Features With A Lot Of Light. Plus Its In Sweden, Where

I would love a house like this. Minimalist, sharp features with a lot of light. Plus its in Sweden, where everything is modern. The location is a bit creepy though. 

I remember going to the movies to see the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I specifically remember the scene where Daniel Craig's character is in the kitchen, drinking wine out of those fancy canisters, and enjoying the hosts' company. The glass windows, white floors and bare walls intrigued me. Could I really live in a house with absolutely no privacy? Would I feel comfortable enough to walk around naked? To be alone there? It makes me wonder why I like this house, and why others do as well. Maybe its because the house is so innovative and modern, and I would like to develop those qualities in myself by surrounding myself with it. It may make me feel more important, but there is no innate warmth to it. The glossy veneer may be barren inside. Nonetheless, it is stunning.

The Glassy House from The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - “Home to a member of the mysterious Vanger family in David Fincher’s American adaptation of Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, this slick modern house is no figment of a set designer’s imagination, but rather a very real, and very cool, private residence on the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden.”

via Curbed.

I miss tea and scones from London. I studied abroad in Cardiff last year, and every time I would visit my boyfriend in London, I had to get afternoon tea. There is this great place called Bea's of Bloomsbury in Islington. Their tea was served with warm scones and fresh clotted cream. The place literally had three tables so It was always a wait to sit down, but soo worth it. 

scones for breakfast (by rebekah.campbell)

RISE: Jack Siegel

Jack Siegel was the first person who sparked my interest in photography. I still remember while all the other kids were going out sophomore year of high school, I was sitting on my computer, eagerly sifting through the numerous nostalgic photos that Jack took of his friends, and their carefree and interesting lifestyles. The pictures for me served as mirror to an entirely different world.You could feel the energy bursting out of them. Whenever I went anywhere, I would photograph whatever seemed interesting, no matter how seemingly insignificant. It made me happy to record such events. 

Very excited to see this

Hello Hello.This entire album is beautiful. With so many Indie pop artists making music right right, I personally think that Metronomy is one of the best. When I listen to them, I picture myself in a beautiful country, on a beautiful beach, soaking up the sun, or in a car buzzing down a winding mountaintop road, wind in my hair, not a care in the world. This makes me want to make a french new wave film with Metronomy as the soundtrack. I just bought a Canon rebel T3i and I’m so excited.

Reprise