Next Time Models

I finally made some time to make pictures of my house again, and this time the dining area. As you can see I am very consistent with the grey colours.
This table-area is in the lightest, most active part of the house. During the day we work on it (often our computer stands here), during the evenings we have dinner together and in the weekends we are able to let 8 people sit around this big table. And Puk was so nice to pose at a few pictures, he is way too curious!!!
I am also very happy with my Herman Brood print, it gives some colour and makes this area look fresh and young!

Furniture: trendhopper
Curtains: hema
Candle holders: Ittala
Plant pots: Blokker
Painting: Herman Brood via Heysters art

As I told before, I bought a house! I am very buisy finishing the last details. One of my wishes was to buy some art!

I am very in love with my two Anton Heyboer paintings. He is a Dutch artist who passed away a few years ago. He was also famous because he had a very disserent lifestyle: He lived with five wives, very hippie-like. We visited his house in den Ilp and were assisted by his lovely fifth wife.

It is not everyones taste but I love it!It has so much colour and I can't stop looking at it! I paint myself (realistic) and know how hard it is to create a abstract painting, you really have to empty your head, it is a true gift! I really want to, but so far I am only good at realistic work, I hope to develop abstract skills in the future! I will place them in the kitchen-area as you can see in the pictures.

His inspiration was the Vinkeveense plassen (a lake) where he he was hidden during World War II

Other painters I love are: Karel Appel, Corneille and Herman Brood

Paintings: Vinkeveen by Anton Heyboer