Anna Kraitz is a super versatile Scandinavian designer who has mastered the creations of ceramics, furniture and [now!] sunglasses, to name a few. Each of her pieces call attention to the room and demand to be the focal point of any atmosphere. These are my favorite types of furnishings, as I tend to go neutral
Can you even BELIEVE this is a quilt? Believe it. And then purchase your very own Anna Torma. Right here, right now.
Yummy. This is my sort of art. Fabulous, funky and seriously disturbed. Don’t get me wrong; I’m a sucker for a cutesy Emily Martin, but every now and then I want a piece with a psychotic side to it. Yes, I said it. Balint Zsako is probably not psychotic, but his illustrations have just enough
I love this Portland-based clothing line almost as much as I love my vintage Ferragamos. Almost, I said. But still. Just freakin’ adorable, and with that good, wholesome handmade feeling, too. Click here to purchase your very own Sky & Boat design!
Cig, cig, cig. How I love thee. Good old Ciggie is one of my favorite photographers who just happens to have been featured in some pretty fabulous contexts, including Bloomingdale’s, Kate Spade, Ralph Lauren and O Magazine. His images are very euphoric, bringing a sense of color and contrast into every subject. I LOVE, LOVE
Ahhhh, moop is up and booming, faster than you can say, well… moop. It all started with a single mother and a single Brother [sewing machine, that is]. And now? Let’s just say that moop is well on its way to becoming Totally Awesomeness. Click here to shop moop on Etsy! Congratulations, Moop!
Ohhhhh, Shinzi. Oh you bad, bad thing. What began as a small addiction to a handful of Japanese artists grew into a massive obsession with Shinzi Katoh. She’s the Queen Bee of Japanese artists, as far as I’m concerned. Ok, maybe I’m wrong, but still. I love her. In a BIG way. Ok wait, is
Oh, I love this DIY project from Josh McKible. The tutorial includes four different patterns to choose from and lots of options for customization! Click here to design your own paper bird. Thanks, Josh!
