What was once a garage is now the world’s coolest workspace. Would you ever be starved for inspiration in a place like this? Nope.
Would you ever be able to get away with a roofless building in Vancouver? I’m not even going to answer that.
Image from ffffound.
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Dreamy. Dreamy. Dreamy.
This shot makes me want to pack up and head out on the road in an old Mustang. Destination? Coachella! Which I am so, so, so excited to go to.
Image from Toujours Amoureux.
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Are gorgeous! But practical?
Meh, who needs to worry about that.
Photo by Victoria Pearson.
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Concrete floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, built-in bookshelves, midcentury modern furniture.
I could go on.
Image from Seeding the Clouds.
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Because if I weren’t, I’d go all out and commission Tulle Box Designs to make my wedding favours. And not just because it’s run by my friend (yes, I am shamelessly friend-plugging).
But because the work is gorgeous. And especially tasty when these little packages are filled with Thomas Haas chocolates.
If I had a time machine I’d re-live [...]
Big pops of brightness get me every time. But how could you feel anything but comfy and cozy in a home filled with fresh flowers, colourful trinkets and stacks of books?
Image via Sweet Space.
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Doesn’t quite beat the Kitty Cats of Greece calendar my sister gave me a few years ago, but it’s pretty darned lovely.
From the Wild Unknown. Thank you Design Love Fest for discovering it.
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Not here, mind you. But in Australia. Where one of my favourite magazines (Vogue Living Australia) features Kelly Wearstler’s gorgeous L.A. home.
So, ah, any interest in making over my little Vancouver bungalow, Kelly?
Photograph by Grey Crawford.
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Unlike my sister-in-law Jaclyn, who has her jewelry neatly displayed, I strew my rings and things all over the house.
Responsible? No. But now that I’ve got a bunch of oyster shells to store them in, my little piles of jewelry are so much more interesting.
‘Tis the easiest thing in the world: I found oyster shells [...]
It’s true. Or at least it can be. If you pick a pretty little plant and beautiful container to build a tasteful terrarium (sounds so science-y, doesn’t it?).
You can make these (almost) self-contained ecosystems yourself. The best part? You rarely have to water them. Sign me up!
Photo by Eric Morton. Thanks, Bryce, for sending it my way.
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