Magazine of the Month: Anthology

Inside/outside, which one would you choose? Most of us go-getter girls tend to sit in offices behind screens all day, only seeing green when going out for our daily cold pressed juice from the hipster bar around the corner.

In Anthology magazine you’ll find stories of people who combine the indoors with the outdoors and discovering the best of both worlds. If it not only were for the unbelievable houses filled with swings, tipis and interesting people, these are four reasons why you should not miss out on this pretty piece of printed heaven:

Happy days
An editorial about New York designer and event planner David Stark who created a home in Miami filled with bright cheery colours, weird handmade objects and giant fake cacti. Whoever get’s the idea to showcase target tomato puree cans, deserves their own magazine feature for sure.

Refreshing style
Amanda Chantal Bacon is one of the coolest single moms we ever came across. She turned a worn down surf shack into a lovely, bohemian-super-model-chic home. Oh, and her favourite position? CEO of her own growing business.

A new wave
Nature and city living converge in a floating home, designed by its architect owners Angela Holterman and Derko-Jan Dollen. In Amsterdam’s IJburg they don’t have roof parties, but jetty parties. In the winter their surrounded by a giant swimming pool and in the winter it’s a giant ice skating rink. And the city centre? It’s still at biking distance, of course.

Outward bound
On a day off from her popular restaurant, Los Angelos chef Angela Koslow hosts a group of friends on her terraced garden. She makes everything seem effortless, preserves her own jam, loves people celebrating and found food as a catalyst.

Now, what would you pick, the indoors or the great outdoors?

If you’re staring at a screen, make sure you stretch your legs and take a walk, there’s so much green to discover if you look for it!

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