As I’ve made abundantly clear, I’m all about good jars and container. And these by Burgon & Ball make me want to flip my lid. Pun intended. Sorry, it’s early! Fill them will all of the tasty things you concoct in your own kitchen. {via eat drink chic}
I love the rough-around-the-edges look of the floral wall in Ruche’s spring lookbook. Feminine without being too sugary sweet. Ruche was kind enough to put together a little tutorial detailing how they constructed them out of butcher paper for us on their blog. Would be gorgeous suspended from the ceiling, too. {via black white bliss}
So, what are your plans for the weekend? Tomorrow I’m taking part in a bowling fundraiser for Big Brothers and Big Sisters, then checking out Momentum. A yearly art show here in OKC featuring artists under 30. Here are some highlights from the past week for your viewing pleasure…
+ A beautiful history of Argentina’s transportation tickets
+ New neighbors? Introduce yourself.
+ Love the design of this DIY family tree
+ Spring is on the horizon, which means fresh flowers, check out this roundup of pretty vases
+ Download these sweet teacup cards and send out a few Just Because notes
+ I love bookplates, download these for your library
+ The real Golden Ticket
+ I’d love to putt around on the La Bolleur mini gold course
+ Get ahead of the game with this printable blog calendar
+ Snap up this really pretty desktop wallpaper
+ Fantastic uses for old things
+ Letterhead of the famous + infamous
Happy Weekend!
PS: One last reminder, you have until Monday at 9am CST to enter the T.ruffles giveaway!
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Coral seems to be making a resurgence lately, so I couldn’t help but linger on this set of four kitchen jars by Alessi Mediterraneo. They remind me of something vintage and right out of the 70s. {via Layers of Meaning}
I love pieces that are functional, yet also have some visual interest. Meet the Middle Colors Humidifier. I know. {via Pretty Little Things}
Loving these small wooden boxes from The Harbinger Co. Artist Yvonne Hung’s background in urban planning is subtle, yet obvious in their design. {via lost bird found}
I’ll say it for the record, I’m not a lover of lucite and acrylic. I’ve tried and tried, but I just can’t seem to embrace it. Then I saw this little tubby organizer from Umbra and had the teeny, tiniest change of heart. Kitchen. Office. Yes, please.
Bin is two parts: cylinder and lid. No mechanisms or levers. Nothing besides the genius of Shigeichiro Takeuchi. {via swissmiss}
Architectural Mailboxes has a great line of highly attractive, well, mailboxes. Everything from the more ornate end of the spectrum to clean and modern lines. Some models even accommodate multiple-residence homes and apartments. Any one of them would be way better than the plain white my house is rockin’ at the moment. {via core77}
Kite creates such a pretty illusion of flight and weightlessness. I tend to push things to the limit though, so I’m wondering how much weight it can actually support.
