Archive for style
loving…
Always in love with Nars.
Especially obsessed with the limited edition nail colors
from
Can a purchase this frivolous really be justified?
Images : Nars
knowing…
that this whole tee-pee-for-kiddies thing has been a ubiquitous diy pleasure since long before my little munchkin was even a twinkle in anyone’s eye, but it’s still so fun, so we’re gonna do it.
My original inspiration came years ago from the BDDW Brownstone in Park Slope photographed for Brooklyn Modern.
That kids room does me in. (First Image)
giving…
a big round of applause to the fascinating
Chad Oppenheim
for this beauty.
Aspen, CO
Photos : Robert Reck for the New York Times (my buddy from the Miraval Guestrooms)
making…
some last summer memories
at the lovely
a refreshing addition to the land of the Catskills
Images : The Graham and Co.
picking…
mostly lighting as favorites this year @ ICFF
but there were also some surprisingly lovely new additions and of course old faves.
Wallplates from Upwell
Pendants from Token
Everything @ Søren Rose Studio (for De La Spada) looks super – especially this
Egg Collective was so fresh and lovely (thank you Brooklyn). Their cards were also done perfectly
the Bensen Morgan couch caught my eye
Lindsay Adelman‘s pop-up workshop was fun — and the new porcelain shade is incredibly beautiful. Reminds me a little of Ken Gangbar’s work
and finally Studio Dunn had a very smart looking little collection this year — with SUCH a well done letterpressed takeaway I want to keep it forever. The Narragansett Bowls were my favorite.
1. Stickbulb [the best thing at the show this year in my opinion]
2. Apparatus – [Vanity Sconce]
3. Roll and Hill - [Rudi]
Photos : Rachel Wood Massey
climbing…
on the media bandwagon for the opening of the beautiful
Another Sydell Group Special
with
old school Jacques Garcia
Looking good!
Photos : © Benoit Linero
admiring…
the gorgeous collaboration between two greats.
and
Already plotting homes for a couple of these beauties.
Images : Canvas
receiving…
these scans last week in a lovely email from my once instructor, now friend.
Stephanie Bower
is an architect, illustrator and incredible inspiration.
I’m especially enamored with the work because it truly is a dying art.
[This work is from a couple of sketchbooks she filled on trips to Spain and India last fall - so beautiful!]
When did my sketchbook die?
Stupid iPhone.
Sketchbook Pages : Stephanie Bower
