1. Painter, Lily Stockman, runs the amazing bigBang Studio. Lily’s writing is just as delicious as her beautiful photographs and adventures (including a recent trip to Iceland and new paintings!) 2. I’m following the Beaver Brook project with absolute awe (and a tiny spot of jealousy) as these artists dream up and materialize off-the-grid
1. I’m a big fan of the pottery made by Clam Lab. Their blog is great place to visit, too. 2. I’m Revolting is beautifully curated, and author Su Wu’s Storyboard collumn on the Etsy blog is an additional treat. 3. We’ve long admired Jen Altman’s work, right? And now that newly opened shop
1. Milana Silvano’s textiles and garments are brilliant. Seeing bits of her life and inspirations through her blog is such a treat. (photo by Laura Sciacovelli ) 2. Mondays Projects has recently opened it’s shop, and the blog kept by the three lovely Brooklyn potters is a must visit for art lovers. (plates pictured
1. Editions Do A comes to us from the minds behind French publication, Toc-Toc-Toc. With a similar feel as the publication in blog form, you’ll find nothing but pretty here. 2. Life in the Slow Line is a Japanese blog rounding up some seriously neat stuff from the web (the curator has also opened
1. The Daily Purl has finally pushed me over the edge: I’m learning to weave. And looking at all these knits and woven bits feels perfect as many of us start back-to-school wardrobe planning. 2. First Came Love — Brooklyn family life at it’s prettiest! 3. Chinese blog Izakoo is full of interesting bits and beautiful
1. Producer, photographer and all around visual story teller, Youngna Park, creates one beautiful blog space for all to enjoy. I love her lake images this summer (just what my family an I are doing this week!) 2. If beautiful French family life is your thing (images of adorable kids bouncing about town in
1. yuimade is full of goodies from artist, Yu-I Chan. I’m particularly in love with her latest wood carving and the beautiful prints it’s yielding. 2. Ilsa Acke is weaving some serious magic. A large, neon weaving as a wall hanging? so pretty. 3. la buena vida (by food and lifestyle photographer, Nicole Franzen) is filling up my recipe book
1. Osma Harvilah (of Helsinki, Finland) most recently contributed his awesome photography to Apartmento. He also has a blog, thank goodness! 2. The First 70 blog is here to support the must see film of the same name. It’s proof yet again that design team ‘natural forces’ does the best, most inspiring work (and we get to protect it). 3. One