Danish furniture company HAY is crazy on top of things this year, showing that color blocking is still very much a fall trend to notice. Not only are their products well-designed, but I always look forward to seeing their new catalog each year. How perfectly styled are these images from their 2012 collection?…
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magic age?
So, it’s no secret that newborn babies are polarizing – you either love the stage or you hate it. And I, friends, am of the “I sort of hate it” camp (is that horrible to admit?*). Here’s the thing:
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Miscellaneous
a toast plate.
Gracious. Have you ever seen a cuter spot to house your morning toast? A handmade ceramic plate is almost too precious to eat on, but I’d totally hang this in my kitchen or a kid’s play space (unless I’ve got rowdy guests over, of course!). For the record, I’m a butter only kind of gal.
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artistic apparel.
1. Tribal Illusion Dress ($180) at Rickety Rack 2. Tricolour Sandal ($79.90) at Zara 3. Smoky Crystal Point Earrings ($18) at FIVE AND TWO 4. Stone Statement Ring ($68) at Nordstrom 5. Fox Head Hinged Cuff ($195) at Nordstrom 6. Roomy Mate Oversized Green Handbag ($49) at Lulu’s LINK: ADRIENNE SANDUSKY
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textile awesomeness.
You guys. Whoa. There are some crazy amazing things coming out of Exit 2012’s textile designers. Go forth!
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apparel & accessories
mini fashionista alert.
How talented is Marjut Rahkola (the genius behind that adorable Marimekko dress I’ve been eyeing, but will never ever buy for Bee)? I’m loving this recent photo shoot highlighting her newest children’s collection…
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i’m back!
Happy Monday, friends! I wanted to start off the week by thanking each of you for your amazing support since little Bee arrived. And gosh, I’ve missed you. I’ve been slowly getting back into the swing of things while juggling this sweet girl, and it’s a great feeling to be working again. Yes, I love
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ART + DESIGN
crazy smart idea.
You know those plastic storage bags you hang on the back of closet doors for shoes and such? KLEINLab uses them to house all of those interesting “collections” your kids can’t seem to part with. Lovely idea, right? Thanks for the tip, BKids!



