Some of my favorite rooms are the ones that look effortlessly pulled together – no design plan, no measurements. Just pure personal style showcased in every color, pick and piece throughout the room. The kids’ space above reflects this thought perfect – full of style, but far from meticulously planned (which is a nice little
A few months ago, I had the immense pleasure of “modeling” (I use that term very, very loosely, friends) for Gap’s styld.by campaign in conjunction with Rue Magazine (you did catch the latest issue, yes?). The mag chose a few of their favorite bloggers to style pieces from Gap’s summer collection, and of course, I
Happy Friday, sweet friends – I hope you have fun plans this weekend! We’re putting the finishing touches on our nursery to film a big makeover on Mom.Menext week – I can’t wait to show you all! Speaking of Mom.Me, this week’s episode (below) is all about pregnancy style…
Don’t adjust your computer screen; this furniture is the real deal!…
Artist Arite Kannavos’s abstract paintings are making my head a much funner place today.
Like a true fruit, fruit crayons were designed so that when the outer skin has been used, the inside reveals another color! Such a genius concept, and so adorably executed, yes? Read more about the concept and process behind fruit crayons at Cheng-Tsung Feng’s portfolio.
When I was a kid, I could jump rope for days. It took me a bit to learn (like nearly everything in my childhood!), but once I mastered the art of skipping, I was well on my way to becoming a jumping bean indeed. Inspired by my days of yore, here are my three favorite
After spotting this image at Synchrodogs, I felt endlessly inspired by a midnight summer’s eve full of green and pink gradients in all shades and hues. Nature is such a breathtaking inspiration, yes?: A. Castille cream cleanser ($42) at Jacqueline Evans B. Coral scalloped shorts ($72) at Topshop C. Sunglasses print headband ($14) at Topshop