Husband's staying home and we're going through it room by room. Brutal. Thrift shop here we come!
This fiber artwork was given to me by a good friend for my birthday this year. I love it. It hangs on my wall where I look at it in wonder every day. Today, I went to her home with my sewing machine and she taught me the first few steps. We had so much fun. I'm really excited to learn how to create these and develop my own style.
I suggest going to look yourself. You will not be disappointed. Also go look at The North Elevation's picks (a blog I follow for many reasons, including their Favorite Picks series). Have a great day!
An ebony model at Il Segno Del Tempo...
Thinking of weddings because my little sis will be married next Summer...
Paris from From Me To You...
Vintage sunglasses on 1st Dibs...
Mia's new shop is beautiful...
I tried this on while in SF (in the Bottega Veneta shop, because the very lovely salesperson brought it to me and slipped it over my shoulders. It was so amazing. and so out of my budget). I will dream about it for a loooong time...
And Calder always inspires...
I hope your week is starting out so well.
I love The Selby period. It's fascinating to see into creative people's personal spaces from Todd Selby's view point. Selby is also sought after by world renowned corporations for collaborations, and recently did a shoot for Fendi celebrating The Whispered Grand Tour. The Whispered is Fendi's guide to Italian master craftsmen...
These photos are from that shoot. And the candy is from here, Moriondo e Gariglio... 
Wow!
The sweet, funny illustrations drew me in, but the story -- dryly, darkly hilarious -- was the kicker. It's home with us now, the newest addition to the library. Today I've found the New York Times book review, Klassen's tumblr, and a fun interview with him here. Definitely buy this one for your little one... or for yourself.
What will you do with your hour?
I really love this little guy. He belongs to Linnea, whose dad made him when she was young. I confess I have a design crush on her (posted about Linnea and Uusi here and here). 
The decor is clean, modern and really fun with so many custom pieces and fantastic textures throughout. It's completely sophisticated, while retaining all the natural elements --rough hewn beams, reclaimed lumber, chinking, stone, leather, and metals-- that evoke the West and are warm, cozy and solid when you come in from the raging snow. And I love its low, unassuming exterior profile: not overly showy at all. This home was pointed out to me by a friend whose cousin built it. You can see more of it in Mountain Living.
An Edouard-Wilfred Buquet floor lamp, a Moroccan carpet, a Donald Sultan screenprint, and a Tiffany desk set. I hope you go browse the catalogue for more.
