I'm having a baby. I'm super excited. Not sure if it's a boy or girl yet... I have to wait a few more weeks to find out. The suspense is killing me. Not because I'm hoping for a certain result, but mostly because I want to start designing the nursery and I just can't do gender neutral. Not to say that pink means girl and blue means boy. I've picked out a grey crib no matter what. I think it's perfect for both. In my hunting for the perfect "everything" I found some super hip furniture out there for my little modern babe. I never thought that a girl like me would ever covet a stroller- but some of the gear is just as cool. This is the stuff I've been dreaming of for my baby's new nest.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Oh Baby
Labels:
baby's room,
eames elephant,
FLOR,
modern baby,
modern crib,
nursery,
Serena and Lily
Saturday, February 6, 2010
BASICS
Lately I've been feeling like I need to simplify. Utilitarianism has never been a staple of my style. I usually gravitate to pretty patterns and uncomfortable shoes. But more and more I'm so attracted to its basic shapes, colors and materials that are fuss free and really quite cool. There is something very honest about these objects. It's very obvious what their construction and materials are. They've not been over designed or exaggerated. They are just what you need.
Labels:
Anthropologie,
basic,
Case Envy,
design,
Emeco,
fashion,
Hickoree's,
IKEA,
Portland General Store,
Ray Ban,
Utilitarian
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Comfort
It's been several weeks since my last blog. So much has happened. I just didn't have the energy to write and simply felt uninspired. As the weather has become colder and life is at times a challenge, one wants comfort and warmth around them. We all know of comfort foods that make us feel better. What about feeling that same comfort as you walk into your home. That homemade throw that your mother knitted for you, worthless objects that are priceless to you, the picture that once hung in your grandparents home that now hangs in your own and shelves of books that you can't bear to give away. Our homes should bring us happiness and be filled with not only objects we find beautiful but that also mean something to us. A Hermes blanket may be deliciously chic and exquisitely made, but that hand knitted throw will keep you warmer.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
SWEDE ENVY
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Paper Art
Labels:
Chris Natrop,
Richard Sweeny,
Tord Boontje,
Yuken Teruya
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