You can file this under ‘Irrational Quirks,’ but as much as I love a bit of bathtime fun, I find myself easily annoyed by a tub full of colorful plastic. Scoops and submarines and stacking cups galore – it’s enough to make my already-frenzied feet run for dry land. Enter Oli + Carol: an eco-friendly
If there’s any tried-and-true way to dress up your everyday wardrobe, it’s the statement necklace. Paired with simple jeans-and-a-tee or spotlighted against the backdrop of your favorite dress, a bold necklace is by far the greatest accessory workhorse in any woman’s arsenal. My current pick? This handmade beauty designed and created by Brooklyn-based Irene Woods,
If there’s any fabric suitable for the dog days of summer, it’s the lightweight comfort of cotton gauze. This full frayed skirt from It Is Well is simple enough for everyday errands, boasts two neatly-placed pockets and happens to be the perfect shade for hiding a multitude of warm weather sins (here’s looking at you,
I’m a sucker for linen sheets, but Ken finds them to offer too much texture. Our compromise? Linen pillowcases for me; cotton for him. These beauties (created by a mother and two-daughter team!) are made with 100% pure French linen and arrive pre-washed for the softest, dreamiest feel imaginable. Here’s to linen and compromise –
I’ve been known to burn the bacon a time or two, so plenty are my mornings spent over the sink scrubbing the most stubborn of charred crumbs from my pans. This quality cloth is a standby on our kitchen counter – pretty to look at, and pretty (incredibly) effective. Here’s to cleaning supplies that work,
We spotted these darling Korridor animals in London and Bee fell head over hooves in love. (Her favorite? The delightful moose, of course.) A perfect solution for small space folks who need a hardworking toy, these sculpted beauties can double as delightful, unexpected decor in a pinch. To Buy: Concrete Animals ($65) at Moxon
I’ll forever be drawn to art on the walls, so art on the table? In the cupboard? On the counter? Even better. Elevation of the ordinary is enough to make my red heart flutter time and time again, and these salt and pepper bowls are no exception. Handmade in Italy, each tiny ceramic creation is
It’s sandal season: time to air out those road-ragged sneaks and slide into something more comfy. Handmade in Mexico with recycled rubber soles, these fiber slides are as eye-catching as they are environmentally-friendly. Here’s to happy toes for all! To Buy: Jing Slide Sandal ($98) at ILANO