HOUSE OF MORM

HOUSE OF MORM

A wooden chair with engraved floral patterns and gold accents, with a jar of vegetables, a rubber duck, a book, and lit candles placed on it. A yellow towel hangs on the wall behind, and a green-and-white checkered curtain partially covers the left side.

Welcome to House of Morm.

A cosy, secluded corner of the internet. Keep scrolling for art, home decor and morm.

Logo for House of Morm featuring a stylized open eye with a circular pupil and text in a vintage style.

What is Morm?

Morm is a feeling that’s hard to describe with just one other word.

I guess it’s our version of hygge. That feeling of “5 more minutes” after your alarm goes off and you cacoon yourself deeper in the bed, and we all know, it will be longer than that. It’s cosiness with a certain amount of grumpiness to it. A “cuddle me” but “leave me alone” all in one, at the same time. The sigh your dog makes when you hug them while they're sleeping. Like a chestnut, enveloped in a warm but prickly blanket.

It is the refusal of harsh reality. It’s our escapism.

What is this website?

H·O·M is my creative outlet.

A place (much like my home) I can design, escape to and build on my terms, without depending on various social media platforms.

So if you’re looking for inspiration, want to take a look at my projects and read some fun stories about my home and art journey, keep on scrolling

A white sideboard with a lamp, a candle, flowers in a vase, and potted plants in terracotta pots, reflected in a mirror.
Painted still life of a gramophone on a table with a small bowl of pasta, a candle holder with two lit candles, and a small green and orange picture. An easel with a paint palette is in front of the painting. The background includes plants and a white cabinet.

ART

A collage of images showcasing various ceramic and pottery art pieces, including vases, bowls, mugs, and plates, often with colorful or artistic designs.
A wooden tray with a glass teapot, a teacup, and a small white plate on a bed with white floral bedsheets. There is an open magazine titled 'Mercado de Jamaica' displaying colorful flowers and an outdoor scene.