in stark contrast to the musings of the previous post, today is one of those days. who doesn't love grey though? add a little pop of fresh, bright green and you're back on the sunny side.
images: one; two; three; four
Showing posts with label spring time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring time. Show all posts
25.1.12
18.1.12
not your grandma's afghan
my mom is a knitter, which is great because she's always looking for a project and I've got plenty of ideas. here are a few to feast your eyes upon.
no longer a kaleidoscope of dizzying geometric patterns, knits can be modern, simple and another great way to add texture to your space.
images: martha stewart; westelm; cococozy; pinterest
no longer a kaleidoscope of dizzying geometric patterns, knits can be modern, simple and another great way to add texture to your space.
images: martha stewart; westelm; cococozy; pinterest
16.1.12
pastel punch
after watching a bit of the golden globes last night, i was inspired by all of the dusty pinks, powdery blues, and ivories. really loving what dvf has going on for spring...
5.1.12
fresh start
it's feeling more like spring than winter and i find myself gravitating to bright whites, navy, charcoal, and this chartreuse/citron that is way out of my normal color vocabulary. anyway, it's inspired me to rethink the items that make up my bathroom. west elm has some great little towels that might end up as curtains one of these days...
29.4.11
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11.4.11
ink stains
there's a recurring theme i see and i think i like it. i feel a diy coming on...
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| images: pillows via here & here carpet bottle dresses: top, center, lower suit |
9.4.11
saturday style
i don't know about you, but i'm definitely going to try to soak up some of the sun that's shining today...finally. my rooftop is still a blank slate so I'm gathering ideas. what do you think?
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| images: top B&B italia middle: west elm, south of market bottom: the foundary, west elm |
8.4.11
chin-up it's friday
at my favorite little lounge in brooklyn i've found a delicious cocktail they call the chin-up. it's made with a curious liqueur called cynar, made from artichokes of all things!!
happy friday
happy friday
chin up
1/2" cucumber wheel
2 oz. gin
1/2 oz. cynar
1/2 oz. dry vermouth
1/2 pinch of salt
muddle the cuke in a glass, add the rest, cover with ice, stir, strain, pour. serve with a paper-thin slice of cucumber.
via: mr. boston platinim edition
via: mr. boston platinim edition
timeless pieces + modern forms
this is one that i've had in the archives for a while - from the late great domino magazine. josef frank linen, a saarinen table; classic forms and vintage finds. i think curtains can be a fun way to introduce a little color, pattern or texture. and they're pretty easy to change out if you're so inclined.
check out scandinavian style
for more inspiration.
check out scandinavian style
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| image via domino magazine |
3.4.11
weaving spiders come not here...
according to the author albert parry
, at least two elements are essential to bohemianism, the first being an obsession with one or more of the seven arts, the other being poverty...i definitely adhere to the latter. he describes "his bohemian" as a free-thinker, unconventional in their views on art, literature, and the ability to make beautiful with what is available. i love how these ideas show themselves in design - eclectic, whimsical, free and unassumingly elegant.
images: cintia dicker via studded hearts; west village apartment via homedesignparadise; loft life_1; loft life_2; painting from pierre bergé; dress; sofa
book via amazon: garretts & pretenders: a hostory of bohemianism in armerica
book via amazon: gypset style
book via amazon: bohemian style
book via amazon: gypset style
book via amazon: bohemian style
24.3.11
french connection + céline =
i'm really into what french connection has going on for summer. it just looks so natural and comfortable. top that off with a céline bag that i covet on a daily basis...
22.3.11
ruggedly sophisticated
i first learned of el garzon while watching an episode of anthony bourdain as he covered the mouth-watering food creations of chef francis mallmann in uruguay.
the restaurant and hotel has this remote sort of elegant campy feel that's just beautiful.
here are some of my own finds...

images on left: nowness, ingalls photography, el garzon
found items: chairs via 1stdibs, table, metal bins, candles, lanterns, grill
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