Leave it to Pinterest. I was just scrolling through my feed when I see this picture, and I’m like ‘cute’ and then I’m like, wait–that’s MY bedroom..but I’ve never seen this photo before! What?!? Then I click through to the Tumblr and it takes me to Elle Interior Sweden where I discover that “Urban Vintage”, a book by Ida Magntorn (an Elle Interior editor), is out (or is coming out?..my Swedish is a little rough around the edges…) and it features the Jungalow! Ida came to L.A. to take pictures this past Spring and I got to meet her and her adorable family–but I hadn’t seen any of the photos that she snapped! Anyway, pretty exciting! Love all the other sneak preview images so click through to check it out–and if any of you speak Swedish, can you tell me/us what’s the deal and how we can get our hands on a copy? I’m especially excited about this book, because not only our Jungalow featured, but my sister Faith’s ‘Tree House” is in there too–It’s a family affair! Hope you’re having a nice weekend!!
wow! what fun to find this.
i love your window panes.
You can get the book here, not sure if they ship internationally though! The form is pretty standard, and with a bit of help from (at least my friend) google translate, you should be able to get through it!
http://www.bokus.com/bok/9789113047942/urban-vintage-skapa-stilen-med-loppisfynd/
oh thank you!!
No prob! Hope it works out!
hi! they do ship internationally, and bokus is a very reliable company. basically I buy all my books from them, though that is within sweden. good luck!
I can’t even imagine how exciting that must be.. And it’s such a pretty bedroom too.
Hi Justina,
what a crazy find!
I wanted to ask you about your hanging string lantern thing above your bed. I found a very similar one although it is all white and a bit grubby. I was wondering if you found yours that clean or did you paint it? Just thinking abut what I can do to mine to get it looking a bi nicer,
Thanks! Sarah
Hey Sarah! I found mine clean, very randomly at a thrift shop in Switzerland–although I know now that it’s turkish. If mine was white a grubby i may try dying it??! Good luck! I just adore them–where did you find yours?
Hi Justina,
I found mine at a flea market in Sydney. I think dying it sounds like a good idea. Nice to know they’re Turkish, I had no idea- just thought groovy!
Thanks!
Your style is great! Can wait to see the finished AIrBnB project you are working on. And that’s funny, I saw some pictures of mine on Pinterest and was like oh I like this until I recognized , Oh it’s mine.” ;)
Oh Justina I stalk your blog on my feed I simply adore it, but you follow me on pinterest – I might be the culprit – that picture caught my eye immediately, it screamed Junalow – I’m totally going to edit that pin right now and credit you…I have no clue where I stumbled on it. Stay absolutely amazing and inspiring! XO – Evie
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