How cool is this wallpaper by Gallant Tales?! To me it looks kind of like someone drew on the walls with a Bic pen! I don’t know if it was that guy’s Sharpie marker basement decor that put me in the mood for it, but I really like it!
Via Oh Joy!
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Awesome! This sweet little hideaway was created by Helen Nodding – click here to visit her site, where there are many more secret worlds…
Via Apartment Therapy.
These inspirational images are all by Jessica Eaton! Don’t you love them?! I could loiter around on her blog all day…
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I love these book purses by Rebound Designs. Each purse is hand-made using a vintage hardback book and fabric. My only hang-up was, as an avid reader, I was a little bit sad to see the old books gutted to be purses. (Even though I want one!) However, Caitlin, the woman behind Rebound Designs, reports that most of the books she uses have already been damaged anyway. So hoorah! I’ll take the Nancy Drew purse please! Check out Rebound Designs’ Etsy shop here.
Via If It’s Hip, It’s Here.
Awesome song, awesome video – created with chalk and chalkboards, and that’s it! Enjoy!
Firekites – AUTUMN STORY – chalk animation from Lucinda Schreiber on Vimeo.
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I’m finding some inspiration today in these cool pictures from Hedi Slimane Fashion Diary. If you’ve never visited it, definitely check it out! It has enough fashion photography to keep you busy for hours and hours!
- -Jun 14, 2009, 4:50PM
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anyone know where that zipper top is from? it is so gorgeous I'm not entirely sure I'm not imagining it right now
This awesome tree house was built on a redwood tree a bit north of Auckland, New Zealand. It houses a restaurant, and was designed by Pacific Environment Architects as a marketing promotion for New Zealand Yellow Pages.
I’ve never seen a tree house that shape before – it reminds me a bit of a nautilus shell! It looks so pleasant! I’m ready to go there and live now! Many more pictures here and here.
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- -Jun 13, 2009, 10:21PM
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really beautiful; the ambiance must be ridiculous! i wonder how many people can fit.
I was really struck by this editorial posted on KnightCat earlier today – but what really gets me is the make-up! Everyone at KnightCat was commenting on the hair. Her hair is great, but that eye make-up is just incredible! If I thought I could ever apply those gorgeous eyelashes in the first picture (without poking my eyes out) I would in a second!
What do you guys think? And does anyone happen to know what magazine these shots came from?
- -Jun 24, 2009, 7:15AM
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if you don't already know, they're from russh australia's may-june 2009 issue! definitely a magazine i recommend.
I am loving these prints of work by Jen Corace! They are so simple and pretty. Design*Sponge spotted them for sale over at Philly’s own Art Star! (The gallery that sponsors the cool craft bazaar every year.) Small world!
Twins!
- -Jun 14, 2009, 5:42PM
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I love the way everyone dresses at free people! My favorite is the black and purple dress she is wearing in the sixth picture; any idea where I can get one too?
- -Jun 12, 2009, 7:40PM
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guy in the harley sweatshirt is too cute!!
These pieces by husband and wife team Apak Studio are really adorable, but also really pretty! I love the sort of see- through/ethereal quality they have – especially the yellow one! As always, their site has much more!
Via My Love For You.
- -Jun 12, 2009, 2:50PM
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Cute cute cuteness! Just ordered an adorable gocco print from the Etsy store.
I’m not sure I can explain The Uniform Project any better than the woman herself, so here is a quote from the website:
Starting May 2009, I have pledged to wear one dress for one year as an exercise in sustainable fashion. Here’s how it works: There are 7 identical dresses, one for each day of the week. Every day I will reinvent the dress with layers, accessories and all kinds of accoutrements, the majority of which will be vintage, hand-made, or hand-me-down goodies. Think of it as wearing a daily uniform with enough creative license to make it look like I just crawled out of the Marquis de Sade’s boudoir.
The Uniform Project is also a year-long fundraiser for the Akanksha Foundation, a grassroots movement that is revolutionizing education in India. At the end of the year, all contributions will go toward Akanksha’s School Project to fund uniforms and other educational expenses for slum children in India.
So freaking awesome! Check out all her outfits so far here.
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