ilse crawford
i am head over heels for ilse crawford, i am blown away by so much that she does.
check out her new line of furniture for baleri italia!
i am head over heels for ilse crawford, i am blown away by so much that she does.
check out her new line of furniture for baleri italia!
i love uk based naughtone's trace tables. the dining table with the marble top is my new obsession, though the rest are pretty good too...
let me tell you, a mustache party is a fun party! i like the blondish rogue.
a lazy sunday is such a luxury, even better with with good reading! i love this kid's room from today's t magazine. i want that spot to lounge in!
i don't even know what to say about how much i love these leather wrapped shot glasses, the different sizes are key! orange is a great store!
i want to make some at water glass size. wouldn't they be a great wedding gift?
i just got finnish summer houses in the mail and i am obsessed with it! every house in the book is awesome.
this cabin is just where i would like to spend some time, check out the unexpected interior below...
i was standing over the recycling bin paging through the dwr catalog when i saw this old photo of paley park. my parents had an office across from paley park when i was a kid and i haven't thought about it in years, and no matter how ubiquitous it is i never get tired of the bertoia chair.
we spent a crazy weekend in the desert awhile ago and i love the shots that chris got. they really capture what it feels like out there...i always love the holga!
how amazing is hotel basico in playa del carmen. i am now even more serious about skipping the holidays this year and heading to mexico!
i have been contemplating this wool rug from ikea and just as i was ready to go i saw this cotton one from pottery barn...what will i do?
i spotted maria pergay's ribbon pouf in the new issue of vogue home, isn't is awesome? she was in her 70's when it was designed!
the bernard rudofsky exhibit opens at the getty today! i never knew that there was such an interesting man behind the sandals. this is what the getty has to say about him...
bernard rudofsky (american, 1905–1988, born in austria) was an architect, curator, critic, exhibition designer, and fashion designer whose entire oeuvre was influenced by his lifelong interest in people's concepts about the body. he is as well known for his controversial exhibitions and publications as he is for the design of the popular bernardo sandals in the 1950s and 1960s...lessons from bernard rudofsky illustrates rudofsky's thought process through the diverse presentation of sketches, architectural models, travel notebooks, photographs, sculptures, fabrics, and footwear...
below are a sketch and a couple photographs from the book accompanying the exhibit.
i have long been a fan of christien meindertsma and flocks. (the sweaters with sheep identity cards are brilliant.)
these pics of a yarn investigating trip to kyrgyzstan are so cool..I have long been dreaming of a textile tour to that part of the world. i want to have that same car and pile it high with my finds! i would also love to have one of flocks amazing poofs!
i am blown away by the palate in this line of ceramics by jaime hayon. so simple and so beautiful, i would love to have a bedroom in these colors.
i just pre-ordered my copy of a maysles scrapbook: photographs/cinemagraphs/documents. the maysles were the first to get me psyched about documentaries so i am excited about this behind the scenes glimpse!
comme des garcons opened a guerilla store in downtown la today! i was working in retail when their first guerilla store opened and i remember reading this article.
i adore the graphics on this perfume bottle!