BLAD, inspiration through nature

Aunque ya vayan por la quinta edición, nos ha parecido que no es tarde para compartir contigo BLAD, la publicación que el dúo de periodistas danés firmado por Louise Jacobsen y Liv Caroline Hotvedt Laursen lanzó para aunar su pasión por las letras, la imagen y… la naturaleza.

Y es que BLAD (planta en sueco) es una revista bianual que trata sobre el universo de las plantas y la jardinería pero que cuenta con altas dosis de belleza estética: “Sentíamos que era necesario inspirar a la gente para que se interesara más en las plantas”, explica en dúo a Wallpaper Magazine.

El número cinco de la publicación se centra en el mundo de las malas hierbas y cuenta con tutoriales sobre bricolaje, recetas de cócteles que se pueden realizar con plantas tan menospreciadas como las ortigas y un reportaje dedicado al arte floral minimalista japonés, Ikebana.

Como siempre, la publicación se presenta en formato bilingüe (danés-inglés) e incluye un póster central, en esta ocasión dedicado a estas malas hierbas que, a partir de ahora, seguro ya no puedes nombrar como tal.

BLAD es una publicación que nos llena de inspiración y nos recuerda que no hay nada más bello que la naturaleza. Sabemos que te gustará.

Although they already are on their fifth edition, it seemed that it is still not too late to share BLAD with you, the release of the duo of Danish journalists signed by Louise Jacobsen and Liv Caroline Hotvedt Laursen, launched to combine their passion for written communication, image and… nature.

And that BLAD (plant in Swedish) is a biannual magazine that deals with the world of plants and gardening but has a high dose of aesthetic beauty: «We felt it was necessary to inspire people to be more interested in plants, «explains the duo to Wallpaper Magazine.

Number five of this publication focuses on the world of unwanted garden weeds and has a DIY tutorial on bricolage, cocktail recipes that can be made from underrated plants like stinging nettles plus a report dedicated to minimalist Japanese floral art, Ikebana.

As always, the publication is presented in a bilingual edition (Danish-English) and includes a centerfold, this time dedicated to these faulty weeds that from now on, will surely not be named as such.

BLAD is a publication that fills us with inspiration and reminds us that there is nothing more beautiful than nature. We know you’ll enjoy it a great deal!

Although they already are on their fifth edition, it seemed that it is still not too late to share BLAD with you ,the release of the duo of Danish journalists signed by Louise Jacobsen and Liv Caroline Hotvedt Laursen, launched to combine their passion for written communication, image and … nature.

And that BLAD (plant in Swedish) is a biannual magazine that deals with the world of plants and gardening but has a high dose of aesthetic beauty: «We felt it was necessary to inspire people to be more interested in plants, «explains the duo to Wallpaper Magazine.

Number five of this publication focuses on the world of unwanted garden weeds and has a DIY tutorial on bricolage, cocktail recipes that can be made from underrated plants like stinging nettles plus a report dedicated to minimalist Japanese floral art, Ikebana.

As always, the publication is presented in a bilingual edition (Danish-English) and includes a centerfold, this time dedicated to these faulty weeds that from now on, will surely not be named as such.

BLAD is a publication that fills us with inspiration and reminds us that there is nothing more beautiful than nature. We know you’ll enjoy it a great deal!