Archive for beauty
October 16, 2012 at 1:13 pm · Filed under beauty, country, design, interiors, style and tagged: Aspen, beauty, Chad Oppenheim, country, interiors, Oppenoffice, simplicity










a big round of applause to the fascinating
Chad Oppenheim
for this beauty.
Aspen, CO
Oppenoffice
Photos : Robert Reck for the New York Times (my buddy from the Miraval Guestrooms)
NYT from September
May 3, 2012 at 10:13 am · Filed under beauty, city, design, interiors, nyc and tagged: Andrew Tarlow, beauty, design, Mark Mahaney, Mornis Adjmi, Williamsburg, Workstead, Wythe Hotel




one more post about my favorite neighborhood hotel I have yet to stay in.
Its open!
Wythe Hotel
Photos : Mark Mahaney
April 26, 2012 at 10:21 am · Filed under beauty, city, design, interiors, nostalgia, nyc, style and tagged: beauty, Beniot Linero, hospitality, interiors, Jacques Garcia, NoMad Hotel, nostalgia, nyc, Sydell Group





on the media bandwagon for the opening of the beautiful
NoMad Hotel
Another Sydell Group Special
with
old school Jacques Garcia
Looking good!
Photos : © Benoit Linero
April 20, 2012 at 10:11 am · Filed under beauty, design, interiors, objects, style and tagged: beauty, Canvas Home Store, design, furniture, interiors, Jason Wu




the gorgeous collaboration between two greats.
Jason Wu
and
Canvas
Already plotting homes for a couple of these beauties.
Images : Canvas
April 10, 2012 at 9:22 am · Filed under beauty, color, design, food, objects and tagged: beauty, color, kitchen objects, Lostine, objects, Philadelphia, simple




these in lovely places like
BDDW
and
Anthropologie.
SO attracted to them.
Lostine
Philadelphia, PA
Images : Lostine
April 5, 2012 at 10:01 am · Filed under art, beauty, color, design, landscape, people, style and tagged: art, beauty, design, sketch, sketchbook, Stephanie Bower, travel




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
March 28, 2012 at 10:04 pm · Filed under beauty, design, graphics, nostalgia, objects, technology and tagged: 1970's, beauty, daisy wheel, graphics, nostalgia, print



at
daisy wheels
March 11, 2012 at 11:17 am · Filed under art, beauty, graphics, kids, nostalgia and tagged: baby, beauty, black, kids, nostalgia, paper, silhouette, simple




forward
to
making a silhouette of the
little girl
[and putting it in an oval frame!]
“In America, Silhouettes were highly popular from about 1790 to 1840. The invention of the camera signaled the end of the Silhouette as a widespread form of portraiture.”
I am such a sucker for a sweet nostalgic treat.
Images : Unknown
February 22, 2012 at 11:01 am · Filed under beauty, design, japan, objects and tagged: beauty, design, japan, Mjölk, objects, Scandinavia, Scandinavian & Japanese Design, simple





down
over
Mjölk
(mi-yelk)
Finally! physical evidence that the Japanese and Scandinavians ARE in cahoots after all.
I swear the cultural sophistication has got to come from all that cold-water fish.
Images : Mjölk