I can’t get this hand glazed, hand cut heart out of my head. So pretty + would make a lovely memento of one’s travels, or favorite place.
dimensions: heart is 6.5″wide; paper is 8.25″ square.
Quite smitten with this “Industrial” palette from Farrow & Ball. I need a new house to paint.
February 24, 2010 – 5:00 am
Makié has some fantastic totes available, like this linen tote bag from Tampico. Simple + pretty and perfect for spring marketing and errands. (Can’t believe I didn’t know about their fabulous accessories until now.)
image from makieclothier.com
February 22, 2010 – 5:00 am
I’ve been infatuated with Ginger Kilbane’s Hôtel Silver forever, thanks to Martha Stewart and Ina Garten’s stunning assemblages. My list of things to do in NYC is always much longer than time available, but I think I need to carve out a visit to Bergdorf Goodman this year to check out their collection. I would [...]
February 14, 2010 – 3:42 pm
As a Valentine’s Day treat, thought I’d share a few photos from the hand-tied bouquet class I attended at Suzanne Cummings Flowers two weeks ago with my friend Chandra. I was completely charmed from the moment I set foot in Suzanne’s shop. It’s minimal and beautiful: the flowers really stand out. I learned so much [...]
February 10, 2010 – 11:00 am
This could be the most perfect sweet ever. It’s Truffle Truffle’s cupcake truffle, and the cupcake filling is none other than Southport Grocery’s magical concoction. Apologies for the hyperbole, but I have to try this.
image from truffletruffle.com
February 10, 2010 – 5:00 am
How sensational would these decoupage bird trays look hung as a grouping on a wall? There are 43 birds to choose from + my mind is awash with possibilities …. From John Derian (a store I will be visiting again in May for sure while in NYC).
images from johnderian.com
February 9, 2010 – 5:00 am
After a particularly clumsy month where I broke two of our bathroom tumblers, I’m pleased to have found a simple + substantial replacement. CB2’s double old-fashioned glass from the city barware line looks great on the sink, and the price is right: just 95 cents! The next “oops” won’t be costly.
