Thickets By Cheeriup

How incredible are these handmade forts? Cheeriup thickets are the brainchild of Kelly English, a mom who was inspired by her own daughter’s imaginative play. Each indoor, outdoor and miniature fort is made to order using willow branches and…

Frances Loom

I have my mother in law to thank for my infatuation with rugs. I always had a great appreciation for her extensive collection and even benefitted from her loaners when my husband and I moved into our…

Tarot Garden

French artist Niki de Saint Phalle met both her master and her...

J.Crew Swim 2015

It’s 55 degrees outside, at 6am, and I’m looking online for flights to just about any warm destination that could justify snapping up a few suits from J.Crew’s swim collection. Get me to warmth and water! I’m…

How To Style An End Table

My husband and I have a running joke that our home doubles as a bed and breakfast, with friends and family coming to stay with us nearly every other weekend. We live for it. In anticipation for…

Un-Gravity Constructions

It’s easy to get lost in Cinta Vidal Agulló‘s acrylic on wood paintings – just look at the many incredible details that make up these surreal, floating domains. Influenced by the different ways we all live in the…

Urban Geodes

Artist Paige Smith, also known as Common Name, has made her mark by crystallizing the overlooked nooks and crannies of the streets of Los Angeles – and more recently, all over the world. The three-dimensional shards are…

Touch

I can’t stop ogling at these photorealistic oil paintings of cacti by Korean artist...

I Do, Esqueleto

Gone are the days of the traditional, single solitaire diamond engagement ring. I just love the variety of options for couples these days, like simple stackable bands and rings with colored diamonds, vintage settings, and organic textures. I…

The 200 Pound Turban

This is quite possibly the best thing I’ve stumbled across in recent months. Check out how how Baba Avtar Singh, a Sikh living in Northern India, ties his famously large turbans. Mr. Singh uses 2,460 feet of fabric…