After spotting the below image of Luka Badnjar in an archived copy of Hero Magazine, I immediately started hunting for the creator of those amazing painterly pants. Aren’t they brilliant?: Turns out they’re a James Long design from last fall. Translation = way out of my budget, and more than likely no longer available. Perhaps
Los Angeles-based artist Kim Baise creates the most magically detailed nursery mobiles using papier mache and found objects from her daily walks. My favorite? Mobile Home on the Range ($75) , a Western-inspired creation for your favorite tiny cowboy (or cowgirl!). Enjoy more of her creations (including the sweetest baby dragon mobile!) at her daily blog, Jikits.
My e-friend Jordan Ferney is a party planning and DIY genius, but her latest dinnertime project is so insanely smart that it’s making even me crave veggies…
Oh man, these are beauties indeed. Perfect in color, shape and texture, I’m mad about Larissa Hadjio’s latest collection of clutches and more. ($240+) LINK: LARISSA HADJIO
Big news, friends! In addition to my newly-launched Babble column last week, I’m now sharing my pregnancy journey on Mom.Me – a brand new site that’s equal parts fun, inspiring and loaded with tips/tricks for families of all shapes and sizes. The twist? I’m telling my story in video form – for 10 episodes to
Dorothee’s photos are so moody I can almost hear Pete Yorn singing in the background. Gorgeous! LINK: DOROTHEE SMITH
Christoph Niemann loves Legos more than anyone else in the world (I’m pretty sure that’s the truth, at least), so it’s no wonder his home is perfectly Lego-inspired, right down to the bathroom tiles…
Geometric pinatas are all the rage, and Barcelona-based duo Nata is taking over the international market! From bold metallics to quirky styling, I’ve got my eye on this company as one to watch for sure. Barcelona: you can order by contacting Nata directly, and for the rest of us? Well, we still have Confetti System.