Trifestyle

Guys, we’ve made it to the end of this year! It hasn’t been an easy one for me, but it’s been incredibly insightful. Many - and I mean MANY - lessons from the universe to swallow. But somehow, it all feels peaceful. December always feels like a time for reflection. Spotify Wrapped sums up your year in music, Tesco Clubcard highlights your most popular shopping - reminding us to take stock of ourselves and what truly matters. But for me, December isn’t just an ending; it’s like in tarot - a new beginning. We’re going into the next year with the Fool card: literally zero. A chance to start from scratch, reinvent yourself, or continue building what you’re already doing - but with a fresh mindset.

So recently I tried to get a ticket for Fatboy Slim on Brighton Beach this July - and, surprise surprise, I didn’t get one. It sold out instantly (as it always does - pure chaos). But don’t worry about me - I’m still going (said everyone). I will be there and, who knows, we may repeat 2002, when an estimated 250,000 people showed up - making it one of the biggest free outdoor parties in UK history. Because honestly, when it comes to Fatboy Slim, it’s not just about being in the crowd - it’s about the energy. And since I couldn’t grab a ticket, I did the next best thing - went down a proper deep dive into his music. What's the meaning behing one of his biggest, most hypnotic tracks: “Right Here, Right Now”?

I was scrolling through Instagram the other day when I saw a reel that made me stop in my tracks. A girl was carefully fixing a butterfly’s wing, making a tiny prosthetic with just glue and the delicate wing of a deceased butterfly. It made me emotional. Butterflies live such short lives, sometimes only a couple of weeks, yet their brief existence is so full of beauty and purpose. They deserve to be happy, to fly high, and to be admired - and that thought melted my heart.

According to Vogue's coverage of Fall/Winter 2025 color trends, this season embraces a rich and diverse palette that blends bold statements with comforting warmth. These colors not only define the aesthetic of Fall 2025 but also offer endless ways to express personal style, both in fashion and at home. When it comes to interiors, we shouldn’t follow trends blindly - furniture is an investment meant to last for years. However, we can refresh our spaces with accent pieces that complement our base tones, bringing our home up to date without compromising longevity or style.

Despite being a devoted summer girl, my second favorite is the spooky season. Maybe it’s the witch in me, or maybe it’s the color palette I see outside - the warm, muted tones that perfectly match my beauty type: soft Autumn. There’s something about those burnt oranges, deep reds, and golden browns that just feel… me. Finally, she’s here. Miss Autumn. That magical season that sneaks in quietly, painting the world in shades of gold and rust. The mornings smell of crisp air and coffee, the evenings glow with cozy lamplight, and there’s a soft hush, like the world is slowing down just enough for us to breathe.

When I say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure, I truly mean it. I’ve always looked at everyday objects a little differently. Before I throw anything away, I pause and ask myself: could this have a second life? More often than not, the answer is yes. To me, it feels almost rude not to give things another chance. That’s why I have little stashes of shoelaces, broken jewellery, buttons, unusual perfume bottles… the list goes on. Each piece is just waiting for the right project.

Most European capitals have mastered the art of blending history with hustle - ancient cathedrals beside coffee shops, cobblestone streets echoing under electric scooters. Whether it's Paris, Vienna, or Prague, the contrast between past and present gives each city a certain charm. But Warsaw… Warsaw is different.

There’s something truly magical about turning forgotten bits and bobs into something that catches the light and the imagination. This DIY project began with a simple idea: transform the entrance to the basement into a space that feels less like a storage corner… and more like a hidden doorway to a fairytale. Using mostly recycled materials: glass bottles, perfume tops, vintage chandelier pieces, along with a few store-bought crystal balls, glow-in-the-dark stones and glass cubes, I created a shimmering frame around the basement door that now sparkles like something out of a dream.

A few years ago, I turned my parents’ attic into a guest bedroom - drawn by the sunlit romance of Provence and the haunting beauty of Justin Timberlake’s Mirrors. Normally, when I revisit a space I've styled, I feel compelled to adjust, to refresh. But this one? It seems immune to time.

Anyone else feel an overwhelming urge to redecorate the moment summer hits?There’s just something in that warm breeze whispering: turn your home into a holiday resort.I try to escape on little getaways as often as I can, but I can’t spend the entire season away - so instead, I bring the beach vibes home and recreate that dreamy holiday feeling right in my space.

As a creative soul with a passion for aesthetics and culture, I often find myself dreaming of places that feed both my design curiosity and my craving for sunshine. This past December, Hurghada, Egypt became that very place. Let’s be honest, I boarded that plane with a little fear. You hear stories. You read headlines. You wonder if 2 female travellers is wise idea. But as someone who believes that growth lies just past the edge of your comfort zone, I went anyway. 

Beach life is textured with the small joys that often get overlooked: sand between your toes (in my case - little rocks), sun-warmed skin, the sound of seagulls overhead, and bare feet becoming your favorite shoes. There’s no pressure to dress up, show up, or keep up. Life softens. Edges blur. You begin to realize that contentment often looks like a messy bun, a breeze through the curtains, and a moment of complete presence. The day is measured not by how productive you were, but by how many deep breaths you took.