She left her apartment, quit school and moved to Grundtjärn, a tiny village with only ten inhabitants, 100 miles away from her hometown, She wanted to get in touch with nature, and live a simpler life. 

It wasn’t simple at first. Her house was old, the village was far away from anything. She had to figure out how to live without all the modern comforts the city had to offer. The long cold winters, the isolation and the maintenance of the house made the entire experience much less enchanting than she had imagined it. 

But with time, she got used to the different pace of her new life, and finally found in nature what she was missing in the city – inspiration. She started making art and sharing her life with others on social media. Finally, she found her calling. 

Today, Jonna is still living in the same remote village and spending her time making art and living a more traditional life. She shares her experiences with over 1 million subscribers on YouTube, and finally feels connected – to nature, and to others. 

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First of all, the store is located in the city, unlike their typical stores that are built further away. This is done in an attempt to attract customers to go to the store without a car, so it doesn’t even have parking spaces. Instead, it focuses on using public transport and bikes, as well as walking. How do you get the goods you purchase then? You can simply get them delivered.

IKEA Westbahnhof will set new standards for furniture and home decor shopping. You will be able to see their complete offer across the seven floors, and there’s even going to be a room for inspiration and chilling. The building will come with green facades decorated with plants and it will have a roof terrace open to the public.

We really love the innovative design the Swedish company is applying here. The vision for the store is that it’s more of a meeting place where you can enjoy beautiful interiors with friends and take a break at the cafe, with an opportunity to see the products you like in person, which you can’t do online.

The post IKEA to Build New Eco-Friendly Store in Vienna appeared first on PlayJunkie.

It all started ‘hen she was still a kindergartener- her parents loved to travel, and she spent her early childhood in Nepal and Japan until her home was destroyed in an earthquake, and her family had to return to the States.

15 years later, after graduating from college, all she wanted to do was travel back to Japan, her early childhood home. She spent two years there is a prestigious job but was still unhappy.  

She decided to say goodbye to Japan and see the world. She spent the next couple of years as a nomad, moving from place to place, meeting new people, visiting incredible placed and eating exciting new food. Eventually, she decided to settle down, this time in Norway, where her mother had come from.

Today she’s working as a full-time blogger and living a simple life that is dedicated to celebrating the local culture, nature, and travel. It took a lot of courage to get to where she is today, but now she’s finally happy and at home.

The post This Traveller Has Visited over 80 Countries in Two Years appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Ireland: Guinness  

Guinness is an Irish dark beer and also the best-selling alcoholic beverage worldwide. Other than its specific taste, the beer also has an unorthodox dark red, almost black color.  

France: Champagne 

Champagne is white, sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France, made under very strict second fermentation wine rules.   

Eastern Europe: Rakia 

A strong brandy made out of plumps, grapes or herbs, this is a must-have when visiting any country in Eastern Europe. As it’s very strong, you should drink it with caution, and accompanied by some local delicacy. 

Russia: Vodka 

Otherwise known as liquid French-fries, Vodka is a strong drink made of potatoes used for cocktails worldwide and as an extra layer to keep you warm in the harsh Russian winter. 

The post Care for a Drink? A Beverages Guide for Your Next Vacation appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The artist wants to protect the buildings from further vandalism by not revealing their locations. He simply says that they are “somewhere in Europe” and that should be enough. See for yourself how he does it below. For more, visit his Instagram profile

The post See Incredible Photos of European Abandoned Buildings appeared first on PlayJunkie.

She left her apartment, quit school and moved to Grundtjärn, a tiny village with only ten inhabitants, 100 miles away from her hometown, She wanted to get in touch with nature, and live a simpler life. 

It wasn’t simple at first. Her house was old, the village was far away from anything. She had to figure out how to live without all the modern comforts the city had to offer. The long cold winters, the isolation and the maintenance of the house made the entire experience much less enchanting than she had imagined it. 

But with time, she got used to the different pace of her new life, and finally found in nature what she was missing in the city – inspiration. She started making art and sharing her life with others on social media. Finally, she found her calling. 

Today, Jonna is still living in the same remote village and spending her time making art and living a more traditional life. She shares her experiences with over 1 million subscribers on YouTube, and finally feels connected – to nature, and to others. 

The post Swedish Student Left Everything Behind to Live Like Her Ancestors appeared first on PlayJunkie.

First of all, the store is located in the city, unlike their typical stores that are built further away. This is done in an attempt to attract customers to go to the store without a car, so it doesn’t even have parking spaces. Instead, it focuses on using public transport and bikes, as well as walking. How do you get the goods you purchase then? You can simply get them delivered.

IKEA Westbahnhof will set new standards for furniture and home decor shopping. You will be able to see their complete offer across the seven floors, and there’s even going to be a room for inspiration and chilling. The building will come with green facades decorated with plants and it will have a roof terrace open to the public.

We really love the innovative design the Swedish company is applying here. The vision for the store is that it’s more of a meeting place where you can enjoy beautiful interiors with friends and take a break at the cafe, with an opportunity to see the products you like in person, which you can’t do online.

The post IKEA to Build New Eco-Friendly Store in Vienna appeared first on PlayJunkie.

It all started ‘hen she was still a kindergartener- her parents loved to travel, and she spent her early childhood in Nepal and Japan until her home was destroyed in an earthquake, and her family had to return to the States.

15 years later, after graduating from college, all she wanted to do was travel back to Japan, her early childhood home. She spent two years there is a prestigious job but was still unhappy.  

She decided to say goodbye to Japan and see the world. She spent the next couple of years as a nomad, moving from place to place, meeting new people, visiting incredible placed and eating exciting new food. Eventually, she decided to settle down, this time in Norway, where her mother had come from.

Today she’s working as a full-time blogger and living a simple life that is dedicated to celebrating the local culture, nature, and travel. It took a lot of courage to get to where she is today, but now she’s finally happy and at home.

The post This Traveller Has Visited over 80 Countries in Two Years appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Ireland: Guinness  

Guinness is an Irish dark beer and also the best-selling alcoholic beverage worldwide. Other than its specific taste, the beer also has an unorthodox dark red, almost black color.  

France: Champagne 

Champagne is white, sparkling wine produced in the Champagne region of France, made under very strict second fermentation wine rules.   

Eastern Europe: Rakia 

A strong brandy made out of plumps, grapes or herbs, this is a must-have when visiting any country in Eastern Europe. As it’s very strong, you should drink it with caution, and accompanied by some local delicacy. 

Russia: Vodka 

Otherwise known as liquid French-fries, Vodka is a strong drink made of potatoes used for cocktails worldwide and as an extra layer to keep you warm in the harsh Russian winter. 

The post Care for a Drink? A Beverages Guide for Your Next Vacation appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The artist wants to protect the buildings from further vandalism by not revealing their locations. He simply says that they are “somewhere in Europe” and that should be enough. See for yourself how he does it below. For more, visit his Instagram profile

The post See Incredible Photos of European Abandoned Buildings appeared first on PlayJunkie.