What do you buy for your sweetheart's birthday gift?
I found these cute classic car from ebay france.. Aren't they just adorable?
I wish I were in France so I can buy the car.. It would make a great birthday gift for Mr.Chic.
but Here is the problem...
I need to be in France to buy this.(smile)
So I have to think about some thing else..
Any ideas?
Julie xx
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
My new Desk and a chair make over
Thursday, July 22, 2010
I am dreaming of...
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
I love London - Linen Cushion.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Sewing and more sewing..
OMG, what a mess!!! I started sewing costumes for my little princess's school play. I haven't touched my beloved sewing machines for ages. It took me a while to adjust all the settings.(yikes), but managed to do all the serging. Today, I will have to put them all togerther to make a blouse. Wish me luck!!
My new sewing station, I had to bring our extra dining table for all the stuff..
looking for the threads..
all the fabrics are ready to be sewn..
Monday, July 12, 2010
Lovely French Dresser by Moi
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Hotel Interior - JW Marriott Seoul
When Mr. Chic and I were in Seoul, we stayed in Marriott Hotel, Seoul. It's a very busy hotel, but it is very conveniently located at. a lot of restaurants, department store connect to the hotel, Express Bus Terminal where you can catch a bus to anywhere in Korea. Here are some photos of the interior, nothing special but I thought you might like to see how they decorated their room.
This is the view from our room in 26th Floor.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Korean Palace - Kyungbok Place
Whenver I visit Korea, I am like a total tourist. i love to visit old Korean places. I've been many many times while I was growing up in Seoul but I still love to visit whenever I have a change. Here are some pictures of one of beautiful Korean place called " Kyungbok Palace"
Kyungbok Palace was built in 1394, the third year of the Choson Dynasty. Kunjongjon, the largest and most impressive building in the palace, served as the throne room and audience hall. Kyonghoeru, a spacious two story pavilion, overlooks a picturesque man-made pond just northwest of the throne hall. It served as feasting hall for gatherings of royal ministers and diplomats. Hyangwonjong, a secluded pavilion nestled in the middle of a lotus pond at the northern end of the palace complex, is where the royal family could enjoy special private occasions. The Kyongbokkung Palace grounds also contain a 10-story stone pogoda from Kyongch'onsa Temple, one of the most beautiful stone structures in Korea.
You can see the photo of King and the Queen's dress behind me.
King's Seat
Sunday, July 4, 2010
National Folk Museum of Korea
I so miss Seoul..
Finally, I am awake from daydreaming, back into reality..
I left Korea about 20 years ago, everytime I go back things changed..
I never pay attention to old Korean stuff but this trip I went to National Folk Museum of Korea, It reminded me my grandmother and my mother's goodies which they no longer have.. How sad!
People like new and fancy stuff thesedays.
Not me. I love old vintage, antique.. I wonder why!!
Wish you happy Sunday!
Julie xx
Finally, I am awake from daydreaming, back into reality..
I left Korea about 20 years ago, everytime I go back things changed..
I never pay attention to old Korean stuff but this trip I went to National Folk Museum of Korea, It reminded me my grandmother and my mother's goodies which they no longer have.. How sad!
People like new and fancy stuff thesedays.
Not me. I love old vintage, antique.. I wonder why!!
Wish you happy Sunday!
Julie xx
my hubby is in the pictures..guess where he is..
I took this picture so my hubby can use as the reference.
He so wants to make his own oneday.
Some cute old building used as a gazabo in old days.
Korean writing.
This is an old Korean style House, It is very hard to find
a house like this these days. All replaced by high-rises.
Korean wedding cabinet or cabinet, My mom used have this
until a couple of years ago and she got rid of it.. silly mommy.
I would love to have this in my house.
Korean traditional dress called " Hanbok" I wore this when I was a little girl during
Korean holidays. My little girl now have one silmilar..
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