A Bunch Of Shards

It’s the vibrant cobalt color found in traditional Japanese pottery that inspires Israeli artist Zemer Peled to create her flower sculptures from blue hued ceramic shards. She builds sheets of clay, fires them, smashes them to thousands…

Ace & Jig Fall 2015

I recently had the pleasure of meeting Cary Vaughan and Jenna Wilson, of Ace & Jig, at a trunk show in Silverlake. Not only is the designing duo simply too cute for words, their textile love story…

Mural Walls

There’s something so beautifully theatrical about wall murals – one of the oldest forms of decorative wall treatments. I’ve been dragging my feet on settling on a repetitive wallpaper for our powder room but was recently inspired by de…

Tavin

There’s nothing I love more than wearing comfortable, barely sheer cotton dresses in the summer. So when you come across a boutique like Tavin, that reworks vintage pieces for that modern fit, you take note…

Norwegian Woods

I’m loving the wonderful mixture of animals and nature in Norwegian visual artist Andreas Lie‘s double exposure photographs. His usage of the trees as the fur is so clever!

Club Monaco Beach Report

While in NY last week, I stumbled upon Club Monaco‘s 5th Avenue Flatiron location and was not only blown away by the impressive psychical transformation of the store (I know, it’s been awhile!), but also drawn to all…

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...