My name is Pepper, I'm 30 years old and I collect feathers, stones with stripes and vintage ceramics. I work as an Interior Stylist and Photographer and I´m addicted to flea markets.
I live in southern Germany in an area which is called "Kraichgau". The other people living in the house are my husband Michael and my 2 years old daughter.
Me. No, just a joke. It´s hard to pick something as I have collected many cool things over the last years. I think it´s the Massai Spears my Grandpa brought from Tansania. I really love them because they have a special meaning to me and they fit perfectly to my "Scethno" Style.
Add handmade and unique pieces to your stylings, such as souvenirs from different countries or your last forrest walk. This will cause depth and makes your home interesting and special.
I do not think before I have my first coffee. But when drinking it, I look at all the green around our house and thank god for the opportunity to call such a place home.
Sewing and knitting. I´m able to work with wood, clay and paper, but I´m absolutely unskilled with textiles.
think twice!
Queen
Not real persons, but I love their style: Rey (Star Wars) and Katniss (Tribute von Panem)
Favourite (beside the not so colourful Black-grey-white pallet): coral. Least favourite: bright orange
Drawing and listening to Bon Iver
Flying as fast as Superman (although with heavy luggage, because I would bring so many stuff home from my flights)
We don´t have pets, but if I had to choose, it would be a dog.
As we live on the countryside, the next city I love to go to shop is Speyer. It´s very medieval and beautifully preserved, war has not destroyed the old parts of the city. Being there feels like Holiday.
Speyer is next to the Rhein, one of the biggest streams in Germany. There are some cool places to have some drinks on the beach.
That´s the "Aran", a location for very good bread and coffee.
Not a store but absolutely necessary to visit: the flea market at the "Güterbahnhof".
The "Collage" is a tiny shop full of awesome vintage stuff and the "Bücherwurm" offers ceiling high shelves full of old books.