And that library. Wow. Love the stack of sea-green books that continues up to the next shelf....
Photographs are from Matchbook's April issue, which went live yesterday. Photography by Bonnie Tsang for Matchbook. Go have a look!
And that library. Wow. Love the stack of sea-green books that continues up to the next shelf....
Photographs are from Matchbook's April issue, which went live yesterday. Photography by Bonnie Tsang for Matchbook. Go have a look!







Is there any better way to present this chair? If I were selling it, this is exactly how I would want to do it. Gorgeous. Thank you, Wyeth.
They arrived today and they smell so good. Aren't they pretty, too? Thank you Megan!






I like the idea of the cork behind the shoes, and I love the easy piles of jeans. I'd like to put my more feminine books in there, add handbag dividers, match all my hangers, color coordinate my clothes, and put out some little bowls for keeping sweet things together. Seriously, my closet has been a bit of a dump for the eight years we've been in our home... how does that happen? Time flies, you get used to things, they become part of the furniture, who wants to tackle the closet, etc, etc, etc... So, making it all mine and pretty feels really good. I hope you have such a beautiful weekend... not organizing your closet!


up for auction this Sunday at Myers.
As a young girl, I idolized her in National Velvet...
From Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Both gone...
A true love affair...
Fiery, full of life...
I'm not sure the actors or celebrities of the current generation will ever be as grand as Liz Taylor was.



The photos are taken by Wearstler herself or, in some cases, by someone right beside her who is photographing her. They are glimpses into the raw materials that inspire her, how she thinks and creates, and what she's putting together right now. I particularly love the "vibe trays" she creates (second photo above), which are essentially mood boards, but to me they have so much more depth and fluidity. This is a very cool new blog... I love it. I hope you do, too. (Oh, and did I mention it's in super-large format? wow!)



Beautiful interior photos, huh? a+b kasha is Alon and Betsy Kasha and their team. They buy, rehab and furnish, and then resell lovely Paris left bank apartments. They document the process and show us what inspires them on their blog Rive Gauche Rehab. I enjoy seeing creatives in the middle of their work, especially when their photos are this gorgeous, so this one is right up my alley. I hope you like it too. Thanks for visiting and... get outside this first day of Spring!




All artwork by Ben Shahn. The first, of a dove, is from a 2005 Rago auction. The second, Figure with Ice Cream Cone, is the one that made me smile and go on my search. I saw it on Pinterest, looked for a source, and came to a dead end. So, I continued the search on my own, and I was able to find that the original digital image was created by the Treadway/Toomey Galleries for a March 2005 auction (not by the woman who copyrighted it on flickr (???)). The third, Female Figure, is also from Treadway/Toomey in 2005. And the last three are from Rago's auction of Ben Shahn's estate in November of 2010. They are: the cover image from Book on Ben Shahn written by his wife Bernarda Shahn, Dove, and The Sea Itself from the Rainer Maria Rilke Folio. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. Happy first week of Spring to you!
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and these are pretty great, too:





An Erik Hoglund candelabra, a Guido Gambone vase, a Peter Muller-Munk Normandie pitcher, a Joseph-Andre Motte lamp, a collection of Rosenthal vases, two Pierre Jeanneret console tables, a Moroccan rug, and a Jean Prouve table. There are many more pieces in this one that I love. Go to Wright's site to see them all.