Alright, so I suck at keeping this thing updated and have found a much better way to keep everything together.
Check it: http://www.google.com/reader/shared/andrea.seiwert
Instead of copy/pasting everything to here and attempting to have time to keep everything up, I can just do it directly from my Google Reader and don't have another time-suck to mess with.
You can check me there from now on.
I haven't ever been a big fan of built-in shelves (or built-in anything for that matter), but these made me want to knock out a wall or two and go for it.
I love the flooring and the wood accents, but I hate the plain white everything else. I always prefer a creme or ivory.
I know I put up another photo of a sweater here not that long ago with mountains or whatever, but I move that title to this one. This is the sweater I've waited my whole life for.
Apparently peeps of wood grain from beneath an opaque paint are something I really enjoy. I look forward to doing this on some of my own furniture.
I've decided I'm going to create a Rolodex for all my recipes. I don't really have that many, but it will be a nice way to organize them all and keep them that way once I add more.
As I've said before, I love paper goods. Any stationary I see and like, I will own it by the end of the day, especially letterpress. I love everything about these announcements.
Photos like this make me feel extra cozy on my warm couch this time of year.
Photo my Marko Kosovcevic.
Kayce Lomas created this awesome little alphabet made up of random textures that correspond to the letter. So as you can see in the top image The A is a sea anemone, the B is Barnacles, the C is clouds and the D is diamonds. This isn’t a new idea but it’s a well-executed one and I think she did a great job of giving these letters a lot of character. I really love the N, which I think is a nest, and the O which I think is made of octopus legs.
To see more of Kayce’s type experiments you can click here.
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