British magazine editor-turned-stylist and designer Faye Toogood has been known for her sculptural gallery pieces and limited edition furniture line for years. More recently, she’s found a way to make her minimalist pieces more accessible in a small-scale production entitled BATCH (hooray for accessibility, yes?). In an effort to introduce the collection to the masses
And BOOM. That is how a Christmas catalog is done. Well played, Craft. LINK: CRAFT
Kate gave me the head’s up that Studio Fludd had updated their portfolio, and OMG yes. (I’ve posted about Studio Fludd twice before and am the happiest owner of their gorgeous prism necklaces). Anyway, their experiment in photography and styling has intrigued me, and dudes, is it possible to make a living collecting things with
Oh, man. These lookbook images from A Piece Apart are perfectly executed and I’m now feeling really wanty about tan and beige. Which is weird, because I sort of fundamentally hate tan and beige. It’s like when my food stylist friend puts spray deodorant onto beer mugs to make them look frosty. Sort of. LINK:
Beneath the Sun is the lunch table all the cool cushions are sitting at. Only this time, you’re invited – and no one’s eating Cheetos. LINK: BENEATH THE SUN via daydream lily
I sometimes wonder if I was a lookbook designer in my past life, because I am absolutely obsessed with them. Scout & Catalogue’s is a goodie this season. LINK: SCOUT & CATALOGUE
I’m totally not doing this amazing line any justice with a handful of pics, but I was tired of screenshotting. Do yourself a favor and just visit the site yourself; it’s dripping with rad. LINK: AMON
This step-by-step* styling series is fascinating to me – I’m continually impressed by the restraint (and sometimes lack thereof!) used by stylists. Are you on the “less is more” team? (I can’t decide!) LINK: ELLE INTERIOR *Dude. Do you guys remember Step by Step? Loved that show! I wanted to be breezy Karen so badly,