Tuss (The Ultimate Simple Solution), the brilliantly minimalist children’s clothing line designed by Catti Aman, recently moved into a new space in Stockholm. The shop has added a selection of vintage furniture, art + music, a small range of Tuss for women (swoon) as well as a café. I cannot wait to visit this summer.
(Tuss for women? I’ve only been not-so-secretly campaigning for it forever.)
images courtesy of Catti Aman
Tuss
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before (L) and after (R)
Despite the iPad/iPhone-ification of our household, it seems many important reminders arrive via stray pieces of paper. I wanted to find an elegant way to organize and display them so baseball practices (and coupons to be used) wouldn’t fall through the cracks. Three By Three‘s magnetic strip bulletin board perfectly fits the small bit of wall next to the phone. It comes with everything you need to install + display (yes, magnets included) and is much better suited to our household’s day-to-day crazy than its predecessor, “blank chalkboard”. Mission accomplished.
top two photos are mine; bottom photo from threebythree.com
note: the magnet strips come with screws: as i didn’t want to make big holes in the drywall, i used 3m/command’s picture hanging strips to attach it to the wall, and substituted decorative thumbtacks for the screws
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Romantic simplicity in black and white at Giambattista Valli. See the complete collection at Style.com.
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image credits: photos by yannis vlamos/gorunway.com for style.com
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Gorgeous textures in this dress from Cédric Charlier’s debut collection. (Not to mention it looks stylish and comfortable.) See the complete show at Style.com.
image credit: photo by yannis vlamos/gorunway.com for style.com
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Though there were plenty of ornate options to admire, my eye went straight to Lanvin’s simple dresses, in saturated primary colors, that opened the show. See the complete fall collection at Style.com.
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image credits: photos by yannis vlamos/gorunway.com for style.com
