Posts Tagged: wood
Allas Sea Pool – swimming in the heart of Helsinki
This year, 2016, has been a real celebration of the Finnish sauna culture in Helsinki. First in March was organized the very first Helsinki Sauna Day (don’t miss the next one in October 29th!), a day when private saunas opened their
Allas Sea Pool – swimming in the heart of Helsinki
This year, 2016, has been a real celebration of the Finnish sauna culture in Helsinki. First in March was organized the very first Helsinki Sauna Day (don’t miss the next one in October 29th!), a day when private saunas opened their
The last rays of the sun playing in the woods
The last rays of the sun make everything golden. They function like a magic wand turning little ferns into dancing Charites. The play of sun and shadow make the woods seem like a magical place where little elves play hide and seek.
The last rays of the sun playing in the woods
The last rays of the sun make everything golden. They function like a magic wand turning little ferns into dancing Charites. The play of sun and shadow make the woods seem like a magical place where little elves play hide and seek.
Nature wrapped in ecological wooden building = Haltia
If you would like to get to know the Finnish nature, I would recommend you to visit Haltia, the Finnish Nature Centre in Espoo. It is only a half an hour ride from Helsinki by car. Though it would be
Nature wrapped in ecological wooden building = Haltia
If you would like to get to know the Finnish nature, I would recommend you to visit Haltia, the Finnish Nature Centre in Espoo. It is only a half an hour ride from Helsinki by car. Though it would be
The idyllic Wooden Käpylä
Wood, Finland is known for wood. Our country is wide and we are just a few people to live in here, so almost 80 % of the surface area is covered by forests. In the countryside wood is still today
The idyllic Wooden Käpylä
Wood, Finland is known for wood. Our country is wide and we are just a few people to live in here, so almost 80 % of the surface area is covered by forests. In the countryside wood is still today
Alvar Aalto’s furnitures last for the 2ndCycle
Finnish architect and designer Alvar Aalto (1989–1976) died almost 40 years ago, but his heritage is still very much alive. This year Aalto’s world famous stool 60 turned 80 years and Alvar Aalto museum at Jyväskylä celebrates the anniversary with Stool
Alvar Aalto’s furnitures last for the 2ndCycle
Finnish architect and designer Alvar Aalto (1989–1976) died almost 40 years ago, but his heritage is still very much alive. This year Aalto’s world famous stool 60 turned 80 years and Alvar Aalto museum at Jyväskylä celebrates the anniversary with Stool
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