Sure, these house-shaped humidifiers are beautiful, but they’re also surprisingly functional: simply attach the portable humidifier onto any water bottle or glass and steam away stuffy noses or congested chests. Such a smart find to keep on hand for family vacations or frequent travelers, yes? Available for $25 at Umbra.
British designer Sarah Reader’s swimwear brand Project 104 explores this relationship between our body and choices in its debut collection, “My Body, My Shrine.” Limited edition swimsuits depicting addictive lifestyles are displayed in the midst of artifacts associated with each, from candy-coated gluttony to poker-chipped greed. And the suits are lovely, yes. But the challenge is even more so.
Whenever I’m interviewing an artist or designer about their work, I always make sure to hit the usual suspects: “Where do you find your inspiration?” or “What’s a typical day like for you?” or – perhaps the most telling of all – “Peanut butter or jelly?” Yet, by far, the prompt that elicits the most
So yes, I say this all the time, but my contributors are rockin’ awesome. Thanks, M. Fay! LINKS: BENJAMIN EDMISTON (via booooooom) & LANVIN Samesies is a weekly guest series from M. Fay.
Happy Friday, friends! The best of the web this week: 1. I know I mentioned yesterday that I sort of hate florals, but these paper flowers are stunning! 2. I’d love to retreat to any of these famous writers’ cabins! (via modish) 3. This DIY rope necklace is all sorts of genius! 4. Am now
Link: JONATHAN ZAWADA
Aww, Mr. and Mrs. Pong. So sweet. Link: JESSE BROWN
So yes, technically I believe we’re all products of God, but Kate’s a bit more awesome than most of us. Maybe. Probably. Link: PRODUCT OF GOD