I want a Bistro Table. And I want to set it in my entry way as a mini bar! (I don’t care whether it’s the double top or the rolling either.) How swell would it be to have a guest show up at your home, walk in the door and you offer them a cocktail? Super swell I’m thinking.
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Posted In furniture, house and homeI was only recently introduced to Lee Jenkins and his beautiful photography. What took hold of me most is how seamlessly he seems to transition between portraits, fashion and advertising. It seems he can’t miss the target. Second I noticed how effortless and gorgeous he makes all of his “stunt” photography appear. Check it out for yourself.
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Amy Smyth of Amy Smyth Made It is a lady after my own heart. She’s got attitude. She loves design. And she’s got a knack for combining the two. Not to mention she’s an awesome illustrator. What else can I say – Amy’s the entire creative package. Check out her extensive line of paper goods here.
I learned a lot about daiquiris from the post on this recipe for the La Floridita Daiquiri. Authentic daiquiris are not those neon-hued frozen concoction you find running rampant at resorts. In fact, they don’t even have to be frozen! All of which is a huge relief to me because I’ve never been a fan, but now I can say my opinion has done a 180º.
Ingredients:
– 2 oz Cuban light rum*
– juice of half a lime
– 1 tsp maraschino liqueur
– 1 tsp sugar or simple syrup
Blend just until mixed with three-to-four cubes worth of crushed ice. Pour into a chilled cocktail glass and garnish with a maraschino cherry. Or, for an unfrozen option, shake vigorously over ice until well chilled.
*For those of us who don’t have or have access to procure contraband Havana Club, Puerto Rican or Dominican light rum (like Brugal) is an acceptable substitute.
:: photo and recipe via SLOSHED!
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Peach pound cake that looks like it would melt in your mouth. Plus a simple caramel glaze that’s bound to make everything in comes in contact with tastier.
:: photo and recipe via bread & honey
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Today is the first that’s dipped below triple digits in five. long. days. Drop it to about 80º and this outdoor office would be perfectamundo. A great combination of inspiration and perspiration.
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Posted In officeONE by STUDIObloomm is actually two separate rings that, when placed together face-to-face, form one object. What a great way to display your devotion or connection to another.
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I like this. Lots. Keri Smith and Maira Kalman are so right on.
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Posted In quotesI’m loving these ISAK home accessories by graphic designer/illustrator Sandra Isaksson! She’s truly a master of the graphic pattern. New designs and products are added each season and I can’t wait to see what’s to come in the future. These are just a few of my favorite patterns and pieces from the line.
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You can’t wrong with bread pudding in my book, but I’ve never tried a peach bread pudding before. I’m sure it tastes as amazing as it looks
:: photo and recipe via Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day
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