Thursday, May 27, 2010
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Cool Finds at Anthropologie
Anthropologie is basically known for their amazing collection of clothing. But of course, all I care about is their home items. I spotted these lovely ikat bowls on this beautiful table setting done by Manvi at Mochatini.
Had to have them. So I went on the Anthropologie website, and spotted these amazing flame leaf bowls that I had to have even more. They're not even my style, but something about them was so compelling. Ugh, I need to keep my money in pocket, but I found myself in my car on the way the Anthropologie, without hesitation.
Once I got there, I saw that they had many cool home products. Here are a few I was able to capture.
Knobs (cabinet, door, other):
Dinnerware:
This is the bowl I bought! Lovely!
This bowl is reason I even discovered the flame leaf bowl. For shame!
Labels:
blue,
cool finds,
dinner settings,
dinnerware
Fulvio Bonavia
Cool Finds, Apple Edition
Pine skin for your Mac. It's made out of 100% pine wood. Cool. You can find it at KARVT for 35$. They also have other woods, designs, and colors. Skins for iPads are also available.
iPhone Soap at Two Eggplants, $9.99. Available in various scents including Nutella, Rice Krispy, 7-up, and Strawberries & Champagne.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Monday Blues
The Art of Fruits and Vegetables
1 & 4. Deb McClean; 2. PicFor.me; 3. My own pic; 5. Grilled Vegetables.
Tao Summer Sangria
I've created a masterpiece! I'm calling it Tao Summer Sangria (Tao = The Art Of :D). Anything with cilantro reminds me of summer.
Here is a rough recipe for:
Tao Summer Sangria
1 bottle of Chardonnay (I used 3 buck Chuck (Charles Shaw wines from Trader Joes, $3) because there is no point in spending a lot of money on a wine that your are going to completely alter)
1 cup of St. Germaine elderflower liqueur (amount depends on desired sweetness)
1 large handful of cilantro
1 large handful of mint
6-8 large basil leaves
1/2 cucumber
*Combine all the vegetable and herb ingredients in a pitcher.
*Pour in wine followed by the St. Germaine.
*Chill for several hours.
*Strain and pour into wine glass and garnish with mint.
Enjoy!
The Kyocera adjustable slicer is such a great kitchen tool. It works like a mandolin and sliced my cucumbers perfectly.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Buddha Obsession
I LOVE Buddha as a decor element. I have one in almost every room in my house. They make a room so peaceful. The Buddha is a very popular item used in interior design. The seem to set the mood for the entire room.
Photo Credit: 1. Studio decal Buddha at coolil.com; 2. Caryn Grossman via Mocca & Me; 3. michaeldelpiero.com; 4. Source unknown; 5. Elle Decor March 09; 6. West Chin via Desire to Inspire; 7. dehome.co.uk; 8. Burham Designs in Lonny Mag via Mochatini.
Black Out
I've previously written on the Art of Black, and have mentioned that it is my favorite color. It is a great anchor, and can bring drama and aristocracy to a room. Even in small amounts, black makes such a bold statement. I love how black is used subtly as a trim in some of the pictures below. It doesn't take much. Black makes these rooms look so sophisticated.
{Click on any pic to enlarge}
Photo Credit: 1. Roman & Williams via 211- Elizabeth and Wendy Goodman of NY Mag via Remodelista; 2. Mrs. Howard Personal Shopper; 3. Mochatini via Lonny Magazine (Burham Designs); 4. Elle Decor Mag; 5. Elle Decor Mag, September 09; 6. Desire to Inspire; 7. Oh Joy; 8. Achados de Decoracao; 9. Roman & Williams via 211- Elizabeth and Wendy Goodman of NY Mag via Remodelista.
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