4-19-2010
Loop Stand Hall Wardrobe.
I think one of these minimalist Loop Stand Hall wardrobes would look smashing in an entryway. Display your favorite coats and hang your guests’ coats in a most artistic way. {via swissmiss}
4-19-2010
Monday Goodness: How to price your work.
A great reminder. Download the free wallpaper here.
4-16-2010
Happy Weekend.
{via sabino}+ I adore this ruffly jersey dress
+ This typographic fox by Laszlo is decorating my desktop as I type
+ Read this carefully: Rootbeer Float Ice Cream
+ I’m on the hunt for a bike and I’ve just added these to my list
+ I’m so excited about pour porter’s new shop!
+ A very sweet notepad + envelope download from a print a day
Happy Weekend!
Reminder: Don’t forget OKC dwellers, you have until Monday at 9am to enter the giveaway to win one of two OKCityCards!
4-16-2010
Skeem.
I’m sort of obsessed with good candles, if you hadn’t figured that out by now. And my latest obsession is from Skeem. With scents like Tea Leaf, Sweet Balsam and Yuzu Vanilla you can’t go wrong. Add to it their pretty reusable glass containers and it’s a no brainer.
4-16-2010
Amanda Pearl.
Watercolor seems to be everywhere at the moment and I love that Amanda Pearl took the trend over to fabric. These little coin purses are so sweet. {via That’s Happy}
4-16-2010
Ash Wood Cutting Boards.
Made from native Minnesota hardwoods and crafted by a family of woodworkers, these ash wood cutting boards are gorgeous. Carefully cured, sanded, and finished with food-grade mineral oil, they’re moisture-resistant and the perfect statement for prep work on your counter or as a serving piece or trivet on your dinner table. {via the kitchn}
4-15-2010
Picture It: Falling.
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4-15-2010
The Sweet Surprise.
The Sweet Surprise is a ceramic series of dishes, cases and buttons by Lenneke Wispelwey. Sweet, delicate designs with the perfect candy colors. {via design is mine}
4-15-2010
Lotta Nieminen.
It would be fair to say the second I saw Lotta Nieminen’s illustrations I became instantly obsessed with her flat style. It lacks any dimension, yet is chalk full of details and fantastic color combinations. She has a lovely eye for design. {via Kitsune Noir}