Danish design

The 2254 armchair by Borge Mogensen, and a modern office table from SiS.

Sandwich-up

Making sandwiches in my kitchen. Uhm...

Home-made sushi

Alright, not the prettiest sushi ever made... It tasted great, though. 

"Dressing the man"

If you want to know something about style and clothing(for men), in a traditional manner, I can surely recomend "Dressing the man" by Alan Flusser. The book describes in detail, how to dress properly, however, it does so in a much better way than many of the other style guides out there. The book is not just about what Flusser believes is right and wrong, he argues about what is practically and historically reasonable. And, of course, no style advice should ever be more important than one own, personal taste.

The book is for sale on Amazon.com and in Denmark, you can also find it on bibliotek.dk.    

If Flusser is a little too much, the free, online magazine The Morning News has a four-part series of articles called ”Men’s Fashion”. Find them on www.themorningnews.org.

If everything else fails, Esquire has a comprehensive database on their website, www.esquire.com, called ”Things a man should know...”.

Going down...

A picture from a climbing holiday in Sweden, taken in may 2003. 

Image from party

 

Lassegruppen

The Wounded Gael

A modern paraphrase of The Wounded Gael. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galatia

Beer for the summer holidays...

Manhattan, New York

Yellow-caps on Fifth Avenue, from my holiday in august.

Artistic fun with a cup of coffee.

Brown leather shoes? naaaaa.....

My new wardrobe...

First post

Let's roll...