Showing my true love for nature while feeding ducks. In the picture they look rather innocent but make no mistake, they were feisty!

Inspired by the time spent at the opera house where I saw beautiful large chandeliers everywhere, I figured I'd try to recreate the feeling in my own home. I got this baroque style chandelier at an auction house. What do you think? Building my future home step by step.

Light and summery, this purple dress stole my heart with the soft natural fabric and the flowers on the top.

At 'Inside & Living' I found the prettiest box of French Rose Green Tea. Being a tea lover it was a must have. I had a cup this morning and felt super refreshed tasting the mixture of rose and green tea. Yum.

All these fabulous purple clothes are from the hot brand Dranella with the exception of the top which is from Soyaconcept, puchased at the lifestyle store 'Inside & Living'.

Feeling completely inspired by the new Sex and The City movie (2), a trip to Indiska felt appropriate. Recognizing the ethnic clothes worn in the middle eastern scenes set in Abu Dhabi I fell for this decorated top/ tunic and the dress below.

Easy to get lost in gorgeousness, the costume department was enormous stocking thousands of classical growns, dresses, tutus, suits and shoes. I was allowed behind the scenes, onto the stage, into the dressing rooms, the costumes, make-up, and wig departments. I even had the pleasure of watching rehersals. Something you might not think about and something which I certainly never could have imagined before my internship was the vast size of the operations and the many departments behind the scene.

My favorite moment was without a doubt the second I got to go on stage. It was hard to resist the urge to burst out in song and show the staff what they'd been missing out on.

Before an evening of listening to Macbeth, I stopped by Rosendal for a quick bite at their café. After, enjoyed a stroll in the garden and then went shopping at the homely gift store. This place is a great escape into nature, also a bit reminiscent of a fairytale when there on a less busy day.

Their fabulous store, London W8, in downtown Stockholm

Ladies, and gentlemen, may I introduce you to the prestigious Royal Swedish Opera House, located in downtown Stockholm. Not only did I see it from the outside but also had the pleasure of a backstage tour!

The view from stage
Fun fact: The stage floor is slanted 4%. When the opera house was first built in the 1800s, stage design was certainly not as advanced as it is now, many operas and ballets relied on 2D backdrops to set the scene. In order to get a more realistic and lifelike set the floor was slanted to make it appear more 3d and add depth. It was and still is much more convenient for the audience who can see the entire stage with ease. Supposedly it's very difficult for a ballerina who practices on a non-slanted floor.

Say what!?! That’s right, I found what my future home will look like :) Simon and Tomas fasten your seat belts! The decor of the opera house was a dream! The high ceilings, the intricate details, are simply gorgeous.

Fresh off my flight from Tokyo, I'm at the Malene Birger boutique at the airport. The Danish designer is highly regarded for her designs and has adopted the nickname "Queen of Fashion" in Copenhagen.

Working it at Tokyo Narita Airport. Fully packed and ready to see the world or at least Stockholm and London. Forget about comfort, style is priority number one as you never know who you'll end up meeting.

Tokyo has some of the world's best shops and stores. Along with that they have Tsutaya. Tsutaya is my personal favorite, they stock more magazines than you could possibly imagine or read. These are just a few of my must haves: Classy, JJ, Vogue Nippon, Glamorous, etc .