image from shopparcel.com
Parcel’s letterpressed leaf notes are perfect for fall. I love the updated Parcel website, too: their sweet shoppe sampler is particularly enticing.
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I had been meaning to check out Birchwood Kitchen all summer, and so it was serendipity when we went to pick up the kitchen ceiling paint and saw it just a couple of doors away. If you’re in Chicago, you really must go. Simply fresh + yummy sandwiches (and excellent chocolate chip cookies: I’m beginning to think I should write a field guide for chocolate chip cookies and Birchwood Kitchen’s are right up there.) I hope to get back and enjoy brunch on their patio while the weather is still warm. Check out the menu online (pdf).
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This Celebration Set from Duet Letterpress makes me want to have a party. Adorable!
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images from duetletterpress.etsy.com
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screen shot of eat.shop homepage
I love eat.shop guides. The books are compact, pretty, and they really help you find the unique and local bits of a city. (And make great gifts for friends who are moving, by the way.) This week, the eat.shop website relaunched with a fresh + clean look. Check it out, and join me in eagerly anticipating the iPhone apps. (Looks like the lucky app cities are Miami, New York, Portland, and Paris.)
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ring notebook
I’m still loving the classic, minimalist style of Düller notebooks. There is plenty more eye candy at the Idea International website (with English descriptions; clicking on the photos takes you to Idea’s online shop). For those of us who cannot read Japanese, Present & Correct also stocks the Croquis,the Weekly Scheduler, and the Pocket Agenda. Happy Back-to-School!
croquis notebook
sketchbook
images from ideaframes-online.jp
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