One of these days, I’m going to arrange every item I own by color. Or maybe half of them. One third? Until then, I’m mentally filing away Kontor Kontor’s work into the love affair portion of my brain. And although my brain isn’t nearly as organized as these gorgeous collections, chances are I’ll remember this.
Artist Malin Gabriella Nordin recently invited 11 kids to his studio to re-interpret his existing sculptures into drawings, soon to be published into a book. One kid even rearranged the sculptures to his own liking! Love this. LINK: MALIN GABRIELLA photos via emilia bergmark
Anona Studio’s fabrics aren’t just impeccable – they’re impeccably styled. Dreamy. LINK: ANONA STUDIO
Umm, you guys. There’s something gorgeous happening over in Wyne Veen’s portfolio. Go hither. LINK: WYNE VEEN
Oh, this painted bowling set is just the cutest thing that’s come across my desk today. And how easy would it be to create yourself? With a bit of paint (and a bit of a mess, likely!), it’s totally DIY-able. Sidenote: Bowling is one of my favorite things to watch kids do. Their cute little
Laurent creates mineral portraits of men in his “Lovestoned” series. And yep, you can order your own. I know roughly 5,143 women who would love to stone their past loves, right? Such a surprisingly beautiful series. LINK: LAURENT CHAMPOUSSIN
I often pretend like I have a shop in my head, and in that shop, these world skin color scarves would be one of my most prized products for sale. Designed by Reineke Otten, each scarf represents a different country and charts skin color from each location (along with other fun facts like density, diversity,
Matthew Williamson’s summer 2013 collection is overflowing with vibrant colors and landscape patterns. Naturally, I’m swooning. LINK: MATTHEW WILLIAMSON