Hue, by interior designer Kelly Wearstler, is jam packed with the possibilities of color. Celebrity homes, hotels and even her own home (I’m such a voyeur!). Only 1,000 copies of this fabric-covered limited edition were printed and each one is signed and numbered. And one more thing has been added to my ever-growing Christmas List!
Good stuff from the past week:
A colorful, sweet garland to print out and create :: Angry Chicken
Festive printable holiday photo cards to make things personal :: Creature Comforts
The sweetest secluded tree house getaway :: Pia Jane Bijkerk
Printable label tags that are perfect for gifting baked goods, or maybe even your cookies swap :: Cottage Industrialist
Pretty little candle wraps to download and decorate :: sfgirlbybay
Swooning over this faux fireplace project :: Linda & Harriett
An adorable last-minute advent calendar constructed out of office supplies :: Design*Sponge
Keep track with this sweet December calendar download :: That’s Happy
A bright orange pillow box printable that sure to make things colorful :: How About Orange
Karey Mackin and Mary Ruffle opened the doors to the t.ruffle etsy shop this week!
An invitation modeled after a Penguin book cover. Genius. :: A Cup of Jo
Whimsically illustrated gift tags for you to save and print :: fresh picked whimsy
Happy Weekend!
PS: Don’t forget, you have until Monday morning at 9am CST to enter to win a mini goals chalkboard from Mary Kate McDevitt!
Seems to me that Eno and Sebastian Bergne’s Drip Stop Spoon Holder + Kitchen Pencil could get a touch messy, but I love the concept nonetheless. I think most cooks would. And that spoon holder is just so minimalistic and gorgeous!
The Coffee for One French Press would be perfect to curl up with on a cold weekend morning. Or at the office if you have a crappy brew there. All you need is access to hot water and ground coffee.
The functionality of the Coffee Time Coffeeset is awesome. Designed by Elise Berthier, the porcelain set of six coffee cups and stirrers comes with its own serving tray. The cup lids keep the coffee warm and then offer the dual function as saucers. And it’s compact, making it perfect for apartment living where cupboard space is so scarce!
Love these pieces of wooden fruit. When you wind them up the apple plays Bacharach’s What the World Needs Now Is Love and the pear croons Chopin’s Nocturne. The apple would make the perfect teacher’s gift, dontcha think?
(Did anyone else start singing “Beans, beans, the musical fruit…”? No, just me? Okay, then.)
Posted In accessories, gifts, house and home
Another great piece from Bailey Doesn’t Bark, the Useful Towel. Anyone who spends time cooking or baking would love this 30″ flour sack towel that has useful information printed on it hanging in their kitchen.
I love the science lab meets kitchen feel of this set of two pipette vinegar bottles. And of course, they dispense exact measures of any liquid condiment you choose to display. Perfect for the haphazard cook in your life. {via design-milk}
I’m loving the holiday collection David Stark is bringing to the table for West Elm this season. Very whimsical and sparkly and just my style.
Posted In collaboration/project, house and homeAlways wanted an industrial freight container-inspired piece of furniture in your home? Look no further, let me introduce you to Container DS by Kuno Nüssli. You can even stack a few or outfit them with legs and wheels. No matter the spin, it’s great design.
