News by Therese Senneholt
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Good Morning / Good Night by Dolce Press
Do Not Be Afraid by Nous Vous
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A Place to Bury Strangers by Trevor Basset
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Kicking off a new weekly segment with this post! In Print will show off my devotion to all things printed.
Posted In create, paper goods, posters, prints
This whale box would be fantastic even if it weren’t A.) a secret hiding place or B.) a representative totem for your ambitions. Those things just make it even better. {via bltd}
Posted In accessories, house and homeIt’s finally getting to be coat weather around here! Most Novembers in Oklahoma are filled with lingering 70º days, but this one has been perfect. Highs in the 50s and low 60s, leaves that are almost sort of changing colors instead of going directly to dead brown, and a little bit of overcast dreariness thrown in for good measure. I’ll take it. I’ll also take one each of these coats. Have I never mentioned what a coat whore I am? Oh. Sorry.
Left: CG55 Kensington Parka, Right: Cym & Ripple Coat
Left: Lab:CO Funnel Neck Coat, Right: Penfield Kasson Parka
Left: Sasha Peacoat, Right: Tyndall Coat
Left: Viola Coat, Right: Wool-Blend Trench Coat
Preemptive Disclaimer: I did not realize there were going to be so many killer calendars for 2011! I hope I haven’t inundated you with dates, but it looks as though there will be one more after this and then I’ll leave you all alone until next year.
Posted In calendar swap, calendars, paper goodsScones are incredibly versatile and easy to make. They’re a breeze to take with you for a fast breakfast or to bake up on a weekend morning which is usually what I’m looking for in a breakfast recipe. And they always, always impress. (PS: Forget all of the hype about scone pans, you really just need your hands and a knife.)
Ron van der Ende’s rocks are sick in the good way. They’re made from reclaimed timbers and salvaged wood and I could stare at them for hours on end. {via pinkshirtsandcarwrecks}
Posted In create, mixed media
Talk about a conversation starter. The Whole Story photo albums by Debra Folz are both sculptural and a place to store your memories.
Posted In accessories, house and homePhotographs today are stored and accessed digitally, and viewed one frame at a time. These photo albums were designed to fall off the shelf and land in your life, living amongst you the way the memories do, in between the spaces of everyday, yesterday, and tomorrow. A hybrid of traditional bookbinding techniques and contemporary engineering, they stand independently due to a reinforced front and back cover. A removable binding allows the books contents to be expanded, allowing you to view your whole story.
Anyone who knows-me-knows-me also knows that I’m usually attached to a tissue. (Or a paper towel, or a napkin…) But, as a rule, tissue boxes are completely unattractive. Floral motifs, holograms, faux marble… seriously? I’m feeling the need to invest in a Paper Pot. It can be used for either tissues or toilet paper and is completely functional, yet unassuming.
Posted In accessories, house and home
Laurent Laveder is an astrophotographer who likes to play photographic games with the moon on the side. The results are completely lovely and ethereal. {via BB-Blog}
Posted In create, photography
