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Hi there,
I happened to find some photos of me & my guy's apartment, I took these pictures about two months ago but I never posted them anywhere. We moved in to this place in March this year and we've been very slow with getting everything "done", we're letting everything kind of find its own place instead of forcing things. Since I took these photos we've moved some furniture around, got rid of the tv (we never watched it anyway), and it's, in my opinion, come together a little bit nicer. I thought I'd share these (slightly outdated) photos with you anyway, so here they are.
I suppose that usually you'd write some text underneath each photo but you'll have to excuse me, I'm just too exhausted! Most of our furniture are thrift shop finds or hand me downs, in fact the only piece I can think of that isn't either of that is the bookshelf in the livingroom which is Ikea. We have not spent a lot of money on our home, which is obviously totally nice for our wallets, but most of all I just like surrounding myself with things that have a history and feel a bit "unique". Don't know if anyone else get that feeling from our things (after all, most of it must've been rubbish to someone else!), but at least we do so it's all a-ok in the end. :)
I happened to find some photos of me & my guy's apartment, I took these pictures about two months ago but I never posted them anywhere. We moved in to this place in March this year and we've been very slow with getting everything "done", we're letting everything kind of find its own place instead of forcing things. Since I took these photos we've moved some furniture around, got rid of the tv (we never watched it anyway), and it's, in my opinion, come together a little bit nicer. I thought I'd share these (slightly outdated) photos with you anyway, so here they are.
I suppose that usually you'd write some text underneath each photo but you'll have to excuse me, I'm just too exhausted! Most of our furniture are thrift shop finds or hand me downs, in fact the only piece I can think of that isn't either of that is the bookshelf in the livingroom which is Ikea. We have not spent a lot of money on our home, which is obviously totally nice for our wallets, but most of all I just like surrounding myself with things that have a history and feel a bit "unique". Don't know if anyone else get that feeling from our things (after all, most of it must've been rubbish to someone else!), but at least we do so it's all a-ok in the end. :)