richard vergez.

Richard Vergez pairs things together that were meant to be married long ago. Like sea salt and caramel. My goodness, why were those flavors not gallivanting together sooner? LINK: RICHARD VERGEZ on SOCIETY6

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richard mosse.

The hills of Eastern Congo aren’t pink, no, but Richard Mosse made them so. From the New Yorker: “Mosse used Aerochrome, an obsolete technology, to create an alternative image of the complex social and political dynamics of the country. The film…reveals a spectrum of light beyond what the human eye can perceive. He aims “to

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hucklebones.

Ever wonder what a seamstress from the 1700s and a modern tailor would dream up were they to collaborate on a little girl’s clothing collection today? The answer is London-based Hucklebones. Named after the designer’s childhood Shetland pony, Hucklebones marries timeless quality fabrics from European mills with exclusive in-house specialty prints to produce heirloom pieces

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alyssa pheobus mumtaz.

Dear Alyssa, I know these are drawings on handmade paper. (How do you make handmade paper, by the way? Never mind. I’ll Google it.) But can you make them into rugs so I can put them on my floors and roll around in delight? Think about it perhaps? Love, Erin LINK:  ALYSSA PHEOBUS MUMTAZ

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walden.

Founded in 2008, Duette Design consists of French-Canadian powerhouse duo Helene Georget (illustrator) and Rachel Peloquin (stylist). In their latest collection, Walden, I love how you can see the marriage of these two girls unique, but complementary, skills. Take a look:

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my favorite holiday gift.

Tina first sent me a bundle of Tattlys two summers ago (before I started Design for MiniKind or even had a minikind of my own baking!), and I suddenly realized this morning that I hadn’t yet shared them with you. Surely you’ve heard of the temporary tattoo trend taking the world by storm, yes? I

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jessica tremp.

Speaking of pattern on pattern, Jessica Tremp’s latest photographic series is a delight. She sources fabrics and finds from local thrift stores to merge a few of her favorite things: colorful, carefree patterns and nature. (P.S. On this particular shoot, the daring model caught a leech in a rather tender spot! Eek! Dedication indeed.) LINK:

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