Forever ago I came across an image of these frame mats from Sycamore Street Press. Only I didn’t know who was responsible for this great idea or where I could find them. But now I do – yippee! Just attach your photo in the center, then trim the excess mat to fit your frame.
I really, really liked Jon Klassen and his portfolio site, burst of beaden…
but then I found out he worked on visual development and set drawings for Coraline.
And I fell in love.
I love the clean lines and insanely high ceilings in this kitchen. The flat-fronted cabinetry is clean and modern. But what strikes me the most, of course, is that scene-stealing metal and glass framed door leading out to the balcony. The entire structure is so delicate and strong in appearance that one almost doesn’t even notice the door. And when you do it’s like a slap in the face because it’s just that great. And that molding around the frame? Stunningly unexpected.
:: photo via Remodelista
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This indulgent Creamy Shrimp and Mushroom Pasta has me thisclose to kicking my diet to the curb. It looks ah-maz-ing – creamy pastas are my kryptonite!
:: recipe and photo via chaos in the kitchen
Posted In recipesAll of the masking tape from etsy shop nothingelegant is rocking my world. I’m loving this image of all the solid color stacked rolls, but check out the shop for some insanely cool patterned tapes as well!
This flickr set – quotes/citations – from hulk4598 is amazing. So graphic with color in just the right spots. They absolutely need to be turned into prints!
Congrats to Danielle of Midwest Modern Girl! You’re the winner of the Linda & Harriett contest.
Danielle said…
Danielle, drop me an email with your mailing address and L&H will get your lovely notepad on its way to you. I’d like to thank everyone for entering and send out a special thank you to Linda & Harriett for sponsoring this giveaway!
