Lithobee Inspiration

Before we had language, art existed. Before recorded history, as far back as our earliest known ancestors, the walls of our living spaces have been adorned with our decorations. From finger paintings drawn on the walls of caves to huge and detailed canvases still housed in galleries and museums, to the infinite medium of digital space. Wherever humans go art will follow as an intrinsic part of our expression. 

The appeal of minimalism lies not just in its aesthetic but also in the philosophy it embodies. Rooted in the concept of 'less is more', minimalism encourages simplicity, clarity, and intentionality. While the minimalist movement has made significant inroads in various facets of life, from fashion to architecture, one area where its impact is undeniably transformative is in home decor, particularly wall art.

Every child has a world of imagination inside them, just waiting to burst out. One of the most beautiful ways to ignite that spark and give it life is by letting them take charge of their own spaces. Customizing their rooms or play areas not only enhances their creativity but also offers them a unique sense of pride and ownership. Here’s why and how you can make this a joyful journey for both you and your little one.

Sweden, a country synonymous with picturesque landscapes and pristine nature, is home to many enchanting forests. One of the most iconic among them is the forest of Uppsala. A vast expanse of green, the Uppsala forests are not only a visual delight but also a significant aspect of Sweden's rich heritage.

Nature has always been a muse for many artists, but few have captured its intricacies as intimately as the legendary photographer, Karl Blossfeldt. Step into the mesmerizing realm of Blossfeldt’s work and you’ll be transported to a world where plants take center stage, revealing their detailed design and subtle elegance.