Baggu has always been on top of things, and for their latest series of reusables they partnered up with MOCIUN. The result is a series of bright, boldly graphic reusable bags that look so good I want to use one as a purse.
Posted In collaboration/project, do good
As you wash your hands, these soap rings slowly disappear into nothing. I like, I like very much. (via The Jealous Curator)
Posted In create, jewelry, wear it
I don’t really think think any cocktail says summer quite like sangria. Sure, margaritas are a close second but not quite the same. You need fresh fruit for sangria, and probably a deck or porch of some sort. At the least a picnic blanket (it’s a requirement, I looked it up). Whoever decided the addition of fruit could make wine even better is a genius. [Click on the photos to be taken to the recipe.]
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1canoe2 always has happy things, but their illustrated state prints are one of my favorite things yet. I think I need to snag Pennsylvania and Oklahoma, the two states I’ve lived in longest. (via Oh So Beautiful Paper)
Posted In create, illustration, paper goods, prints
PHOTO: Heather Moore
I think I’ve mentioned before that I grew up in a row house. That didn’t leave a lot of room for a garden or the plants that my mom wanted around, so she relied on a few macrame plant hangers in front of our living room windows. I wish I could say that these are some revved up modern versions, but they’re not. They’re exactly the same and that’s just what I love. In fact, I think I’m going to make a few for my own living room windows.
Posted In grow it, make it
I’d like to gift every friend who becomes a new homeowner with one of these Emergency Cocktail Stations. Mainly because it’s amazing, but also because homeownership requires copious amounts of alcohol some days.
Posted In house and home, kitchen
Bright, natural leather and brass pieces from Son of a Sailor (great name!) that I can’t get out of my mind. If I had that necklace I don’t think I’d ever take it off. (via Aesthetic Outburst)
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PHOTOS: Kelly Jill
It’s nearly impossible to lead a vice-free life. Molecular Addictions explores a bevy of addictions with their jewelry, the first piece available being caffeine (familiar to more than a few of us, I’m sure). A new molecularly structured addiction will be released each month for the rest of the year.
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An entire shop filled to overflowing with hollowed out books, just waiting to keep your deepest secret or protect your most beloved belonging. I like this.
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