July 7, 2010
Plusminuszero Toaster Oven.
I’ve never owned a toaster oven. Hell, I’ve never even used a toaster oven. But this one makes me want to shuck my old ways and toast every meal. {via Design Milk}
July 7, 2010
Inspiration Pad.
Sometimes it’s all about how you look at things. And if that’s the case, the Inspiration Pad could just make all the difference. {via swissmiss}
July 6, 2010
Design Crush on Herman Miller’s Lifework.
When Herman Miller contacted me about featuring my office space in a blog post a few months ago, well, I nearly wet myself. I mean it’s Herman Miller. Well, it was actually Cerentha Harris. The only thing I would have changed? Having a piece of theirs to feature in the room. Oh well, a girl can dream. In the meantime you can check out my current space right here.
July 6, 2010
Branch Skewers.
These branch skewers have the ability to remedy one of life’s biggest problems, there are never enough toasted marshmallows in it! {via bltd}
July 2, 2010
Happy {4th of July} Weekend.
+ A plethora of July desktop wallpaper – take your pick! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
+ First I want a rad bike, then I want this bell!
+ I’m not overly patriotic, but I love these ideas for decorating with flags
+ A sweet download for All those who wander…
+ Great ideas for planning your weekly menu (I really need to start doing that.) and a download to get you started
+ I’m drooling over these Waffled Double-Chocolate Doughnuts
+ Pretty DIY ribbon medallions for your 4th of July get together
+ Loving these Sherwin-Williams ads constructed out of paint chip by Matthew Sporzynski of Real Simple fame
+ Weiners are hilarious. Well, they are.
+ Looking forward to trying this DIY wall art for myself
+ Family t-shirts you’d be proud to wear, even if it’s not your family
Happy 4th of July!
Happy Weekend!
PS: Don’t forget, you have until 9am CST this Monday to comment on the Quote Bag Studio giveaway for a chance to win!
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July 1, 2010
Amish Made Scooters.
Growing up in Pennsylvania, I developed an affection for the Amish and their simple ways of life. Oh, and their cookies. But if I’d known they were producing scooters and zipping around town on them there would have been a whole ‘nother level of admiration!