Imported from France, these trays are the combined genius of 3 French relatives who have joined forces to create the essence of “ibride”, which translates to “hybrid”. Each tray is constructed to last using a century old technique of high pressure laminate over pressed wood and paper board. Then each decorative tray is intricately laser
It may be a sin to love jewelry this much. But can you help it? With necklaces this gorgeous, intricate and creative? Ahhhh, forgive me, Lord. For I have sinned. Click here to view Moss Mills’ entire collection, including bracelets, rings, apparel!
Or girl. Rebecca Hickey is hitting the skate parks all over Long Island, but not with a board. Instead, Rebecca (nicknamed Beck or Becky, depending on which friend you ask) is known throughout town as the skatepurse gal. That’s right, purses out of old skateboard decks. Sound impossible? It nearly is. Beck(y)’s aptly named sk8bags
Every now and then you meet an artist that sort of takes your breath away. Their work is just so delicate, intricate and detailed that you must know everything about them, in that instant. How were they inspired, how did they do it, and JUST HOW LONG did it take??? Cathy Kasdan is that artist
Little Otsu is a San Francisco-based publisher dedicated to creating useful books and print products that are valued for their artistry, functionality, and use of recycled and alternative materials. And whew, are these LOVELY Otsu! Click here to purchase any of the above.
New looks from the fall/winter Grace Sun collection. I just LOOOOOVE these!!!
Which came first, the bird or the nest? Check out the latest nesting obsessions, and I’m not talking preggo, either! robins nest ring from starrydesigns via etsy, $26. nest bracelet from moss mills, $224. nest paperweight from the curiosity shoppe, $45. nest tote from orange button, $20. nest necklace from yankee girl designs via etsy,
Lee over at Pieces (which is THE FIRST shop I plan to stop at if I ever visit Atlanta, GA for fun) just sent over a link to some brand new items in her store. Pricey, but fabulous, these ‘pieces’ are what I like to put in my LBDT category. Look, But Don’t Touch. Thanks,