My sense of style is what you would call eclectic–boho, classic, funky, it all depends on my mood. I’m all over the place and it’s even worse with my decorating style—my home is kind of a hodge-podge of things that I like, most of which don’t match. But, my bedroom is definitely girly. [...]
Monthly Archives: August 2006
Amaryllis Print by Kate Dolamore
August 22, 2006Glasses Suitcase Gift Set by Pink Loves Brown
August 20, 2006Pink and brown is one of my favorite color combinations, so it is no wonder that I love absolutely everything at Pink Loves Brown. Nicole Balch, the designer behind Pink Loves Brown, creates the cutest paper products. Her designs are simple, yet very chic and feminine, and I just love the themes [...]
London Calling Travel Journal by Destination Unknown
August 18, 2006Since summer is the season of travel, I thought I would share these novel travel journals by Destination Unknown. Each wire-bound handmade journal includes: plenty of paper for recording travel memories, grid paper for record keeping, blank paper for sketching, handy pockets for saving mementos and for keeping your tickets and receipts [...]
Version Earrings by Amy Tavern
August 16, 2006Metalsmith Amy Tavern endeavors to make lovely pieces and I declare that her work is indeed lovely. I just love the form of her designs and I love the way I feel looking at them. I feel all light and airy, yet substantial and strong at the same time. I think [...]
Costa del Sol Bag by Gauchita
August 13, 2006Alicia Freile, the artist behind, Gauchita creates the most charming hand-embroidered fabric bags. I’ve had the honor of seeing her bags in person and her stitching is absolutely perfect–I only wish I could get my embroidery stitches to look so neat and orderly. I really like her simple designs, especially the Costa [...]
Hand Printed Pillowcases by Little by Jenny
August 12, 2006Little by Jenny creates hand printed clothing and pillowcases. Her Farm Life collection is inspired by the impact of corporate farming on family and organic farming and use as motifs imagery of traditional farming. Her designs are unique and thought provoking. I especially like the Birds with Royalty and Plants with Windmill [...]
