one top hat in a sea of bowlers
love it.
from the bowery boys
12/16/10
12/13/10
12/10/10
watch this please
"The Barnes Foundation is the only sane place to see art in America" Henri Matisse
watch the trailer here
books that need to be in my life:
love this collection of photos
secrets from a french grandmother
a fabulous book for any host or hostess
12/9/10
i'm searching for tiny deer
if you find any let me know.
the above photograph is from elizabeth soule - each picture tells a tiny story.
check out the link to her blog for the latest lovelies.
12/3/10
i used to not like tea
and then flora showed me the way
i bought some from their new tea bar today.
go buy some tea.
it will make you happy
i promise.
a wish list
a present for milo
this dress for new years
kate spade's short story collection
this house - but mostly the couch
12/2/10
11/29/10
11/14/10
katiemax on etsy!
introducing my own goodies on sale for all the world to see (and purchase, hopefully)
show your friends and pass it along - i do wholesale orders too!
all things sheepy
some day i will live somewhere like this
and i will wake up to a sheepy on my doorstep every morning
i will have black sheepies and white sheepies
and also red ones
let's throw in a yellow one for good measure
and i will even make crafts with them
oh my gosh they're so fluffy!
11/7/10
my favorites from the little winter market
my dear friend heather and i are always on the search for inspiring collections of crafty goodness. enter little winter - an amazing collection of artists with things to bring pure joy into your life. here are some of my favorites:
a new favorite - the fieldguided blog
someday i will find this typewriter and it will be my favorite thing - from cori kindred
anyone up for a house party?
fantastic jewelry and a great blog - i love sulu
11/2/10
10/31/10
10/29/10
this should be anthropologie's next concept
"Why d'you have so much of everything?"
For the bedroom was as overfurnished as the parlour downstairs, and in as much the same helter-skelter fashion. The bed was hung luxuriously with violet velvet and the counterpane was yellow satin; several of the chairs were covered with violet velvet and another with crimson, fringed with gold tassels. There were at least two dozen portraits on the walls, a great many mirrors, three wardrobes, and two screens.
"Mother Red-Cap's a pawn-broker. The house is furnished with what she takes in - the portrait of grand-dad always seems to go first." He grinned and gave a lift of one eyebrow to indicate the numerous old gentlemen in stiff black doublets and white ruffs who looked down from the walls.
- Forever Amber
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