Motherhood, Scandi Style
In collaboration with Annaliv we are giving away the cosiest Winter warmer, just in time for the colder months. Annaliv is a Cotswold based design studio and online shop, offering Nordic inspired baby and children's clothing. Run by lovely Anna, who has both Swedish and Danish roots and who spent all the holidays throughout her childhood in Scandinavia. To Anna, sustainability is important. And...
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The Scandinavian Christmas Markets in London is what you can't miss as the capital is preparing for the festive season. And to make it easy to remember, they are all taking place during the last weekend in November. The various of Scandinavian Christmas Markets take place across London, from leafy Hampstead in North West London to Bermondsey in South East. These traditional charming fairs are...
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To celebrate the darkest night of the year Swedes in London will gather in Westminster Cathedral for a magical St Lucia concert. And you have a chance to join in on the festivities too. Read on! The Lucia concert is one of the most popular Church services among Scandinavians in London and it has become an important part of their Christmas traditions, meaning tickets sell out fast! Below is an...
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Meraki, the Scandinavian answer to Aesop, produce mild and organic care products for women, men and also - babies. Bath-time with your little one has never been more lush! Meraki is a Danish body care brand, offering a unique world of lifestyle and skin care products designed and developed in Denmark. All ingredients are natural and kind to both skin and the environment with the possible...
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LINE Emojis are a fun and easy way to spice up your chats with a variety of popular characters from the beloved Moon Valley. The LINE Emoji continues to grow when the new Moomin emojis was released on May 24th. LINE app, Emoji keyboard by LINE, is available in English and Moomins have now been added among the popular characters released in the app. The new Moomin emoji include 40 emojis which...
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MarMar Copenhagen is 10 years this year and as a devoted fan of what arguably is Denmarks most trendy children's brand, we couldn't be more excited. It's been a decade of moving from strength to strength in the kids fashion industry. Marlene Anine Holmboe went from designing for Mini A Ture to found her own brand, Mar Mar Copenhagen, in 2008. The vision was to design toned down elegance for...
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Haptic and Nordic to build Oslo Airport City on a 370 hectare site adjacent to Oslo Airport. The city will be the first energy positive airport city and will run on only the renewable energy it produces. Norwegian practices Haptic Architects and Nordic have unveiled a competition-winning proposal for a sustainable smart city on a site adjacent to Oslo airport. The 4 million sq. metre Oslo...
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Meraki is skincare and lifestyle products, made in Denmark, aesthetically pleasing, kind to humans and the environment. It is also one of my favourite brands! When we moved to the UK I befriended our neighbour, who was an impressive 94 year old. I used to help her with some shopping, and in return she invited me for the occasional evening drink, enjoyed in front of a large bay window with the...
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After the long, dark winter, Easter represents the arrival of Spring in Scandinavia. Scandinavians will mark the celebration with decorations in their homes. And here are some inspiration for you, how to celebrate Easter the Scandinavian way. Throughout the winter the hens don't lay eggs. To celebrate the warmer weather and the return of fresh eggs - Scandinavian will paint and decorate their...
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Copenhagen based soft toy brand LuckyBoySunday has launched its Spring news. There's several new little friends we'd like you to meet, to cuddle and to fall in love with. New this season is the design collaboration with Danish children's fashion brand, Soft Gallery. Together they are launching the sweet little personas of BabyKawaii & BabyTiger. But LuckyBoySunday are also introducing more baby...
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