Disse dage I'm kræver et frisk pust for min lille boligareal. Jeg elsker den måde, hvorpå dette hjørne område er sammensat til at synes større end det er med skaleret ned møbler og iøjnefaldende, men alligevel enkel, kunst.
Den helt hvide vægge og loft åbne rummet, lav siddepladskapacitet reoler og endda kunst på gulvet alle gøre væggene synes højere, end de sandsynligvis er. At holde tingene enkle og støjfrit gør denne teeny hjørne arbejde. LOVE kunstværket - rene, moderne og udformet til at kombinere med væggene. Jeg er ret sikker på, at de fleste af os let kunne skabe noget meget lignende! De vævede stol og osmanniske tilføje nogle gode fysiske tekstur og hjælpe varm tingene lidt op. Måske en lille pude eller to ville hjælpe for?
Lige en ting ... Jeg vil gætte på, at formanden og den lille 'sofa' blev skiftet for symmetri af dette foto. Fordi der vil hellere sidde i denne stol for at se TV?
* foto via floto + Warner
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climate changes
The Earth's climate has changed throughout history. From glacial periods (or "ice ages") where ice covered significant portions of the Earth to interglacial periods where ice retreated to the poles or melted entirely - the climate has continuously changed.
Scientists have been able to piece together a picture of the Earth's climate dating back decades to millions of years ago by analyzing a number of surrogate, or "proxy" measures of climate such as ice cores, boreholes, tree rings, glacier lengths, pollen remains, and ocean sediments, and by studying changes in the Earth's orbit around the sun.
This page contains information about the causes of climate change throughout the Earth's history, the rates at which the climate has changed, as well as information about climate change during the past.
We will try to look into coming ages and ask questions to the necessity of trying to avoid what is coming.
Scientists have been able to piece together a picture of the Earth's climate dating back decades to millions of years ago by analyzing a number of surrogate, or "proxy" measures of climate such as ice cores, boreholes, tree rings, glacier lengths, pollen remains, and ocean sediments, and by studying changes in the Earth's orbit around the sun.
This page contains information about the causes of climate change throughout the Earth's history, the rates at which the climate has changed, as well as information about climate change during the past.
We will try to look into coming ages and ask questions to the necessity of trying to avoid what is coming.