Okay, okay, so these chairs are not identical, but something about the lines makes them similar. And fun. And stackable. And did I mention fun? 'Cause they are.
(spark side chair from Design Within Reach, Ikea urban chair)
...in the middle of a forest. Yeah, I think I could get down with that. (Said wistfully from Cube Land.)
(Selgas Cano Architecture firm, first seen on Today and Tomorrow)
I’ll admit it; I’ve never been a real girly girl. Don’t get me wrong, I love a luxurious purse and even a gorgeous black heel every now and then, but I’ve never been known to work, say, anything with bows (gag). I like my pink on my cupcakes, my grandfather’s vintage Cartier watch and a ponytail over a flat-iron any day of the week. If that makes my taste a little masculine than so be it – just promise to talk me down from the ledge if I ever start browsing for urinals.
(Image, lawson sconce and easton classic shower rose and lever handles from Waterworks, vintage clock via Tea Works Cottage, kontextür VIKTOR toothbrush and razor holders at Design Public, sport soap set from Jayson Home & Garden)
How glorious does this bed look? Perfectly minimal and disheveled, it makes the argument to never make my own again. It also stands to reason that an extra-long sheet is perfectly suitable to work overtime as a bedskirt. Brilliant. And I love the mid-century side table juxtaposed with shabby-chic-esque linens, mirror and headboard. Oh that headboard. Who knew old wooden planks could look so new? Love it. Love it all.
(image via DecoFabulous photostream)
It's a universal fact that one can never have too much shelving. I've always loved the Parsons unit from West Elm, partly because I have the Parsons desk and partly because it's well, white, shiny and simple. Duh. What's not simple is how much they charge for it. $499. Seriously? No thank you. Therefore, I was thrilled to come across this little gem from Home Decorators. Though I'd probably still hit Ikea before picking this up, I'm all about the options. And more shelves. And various other things I won't bore you with today. Happy Friday, peeps.
(parsons bookshelf from Home Decorators Collection, parsons tower from West Elm)
...or does this image from Restoration Hardware make anyone else feel the need to rock a toga? And possibly an extra 4 inches of height? Don't get me wrong, I usually love the tailored looks from RH, but I simply cannot get down with their latest pieces. No seriously, I'm scared of heights and I'm stuck on the ladder I need to turn those lamps off.
Grasscloth, that is. Or raffia as in this raffia wrapped nightstand. I'll take it all. Texture, nailheads, neutral color? Heavenly.
(kediri curtains from Anthropologie, applied porcelain book set from Klein Reid, ferm living poof from Huset-Shop, meade nightstand from WS Home, tate bed from Crate and Barrel, arched table lamp from Pieces Inc.)
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