I just got back from Israel and I must say all of Tel Aviv is visual perfection.
Photography: Yasmin & Arie
Styling: Nurit Kariv
koniak.
I just got back from Israel and I must say all of Tel Aviv is visual perfection.
Photography: Yasmin & Arie
Styling: Nurit Kariv
stine pettersen.
Pretty images from the Norwegian photographer Stine Pettersens' home. Portrait of girl included in post for visual contrast.
via floddertje
ready, set, organize.
Organization has never been so charming - vintage shoe factory storage boxes.
(SeeSaw <3's Three Potato Four)
the mid-century modernist.
I have enjoyed Mid-Century Modernist for a while, but I'm really excited about the new look/design/functionality of their site. It's a curated place for all things mid-century, and I especially love their new gallery search function and their flickr picks.
(top photo by Michael Stoll, middle photos by Kim Ludy, bottom photos by Chad Wadsworth)
hansel from Basel.
Possibly the cutest tights in all the land.
(Summer is pretty unbearable in AZ, so we're wishing for cooler weather)
love will save the day.
We're loving these sweet little posters from field trip , and Amy was nice enough to not only donate one for a giveaway, but also to offer our readers a sweet deal for one week.
giveaway: one reader will win a poster of their choice from field trip. To win, please leave a comment (including your email address) on this blog post before June 30. Winner will be picked at random and notified via email.
coupon code: enter the code "iloveposters" at checkout to receive 10% off your purchase through June 30.
rooms filled with personality.
Great mix of "brilliance and chaos" in the home of Henry Armand Smith and Dean Slydell. I loved the quote below from the writer who chose to feature this space in her book Creative Space: Urban Homes of Artists and Innovators.
“Blank space with clean lines is an easy aesthetic choice for those lacking in creative imagination. This image is the definition of conformity — now becoming as old-fashioned as wood panels and gilt.” - Francesca Gavin
found via Sight Unseen's top ten posts
lewis fall 2010.
All these new fall collections are really getting to me. Great mood and styling in these photos from the Lewis Fall 2010 lookbook.
iittala.
Alvar Aalto's work first made me an iittala fan - I remember instantly falling in love with his classic vase when I first saw it as a child at my favorite Aunt's house in Sweden.
Although there's only one Aalto style on sale, go here and check out some awesome Iitala china + glassware.
in the shop: black + white.
A few new things in the vintage shop, including some black and white beauties (striped 50s dress and crocheted throw blanket).
Look for more new additions coming throughout this week.
feeling the need for flowers.
Lately I can't get enough of flowers. I want pretty arrangements in every room of my house (and at the office too, for that matter)... maybe I need to start making a weekly trip to the farmer's market for fresh flowers like Joy does. Do any of you make a habit of bringing fresh flowers inside your home?
For locals, have you been to Camelback Flowershop? I really love that place.
top photos via this OnceWed tutorial, bottom photo via Oh Joy
lauren moffatt fall 2010.
I am really liking the prints and silhouettes on these looks from the new Lauren Moffatt collection, first seen here.
secret pocket.
Mackenzie over at Secret Pocket is one of those blog friends I'm really happy to have found. She inspires me with her endless creative projects, thrift finds, cooking, etc. (Plus she interned at Martha Stewart, which pretty much guarantees she is awesome, right?)
A while ago she sent me a few of her fabric-covered magnets, which come in a bunch of great vintage prints and are super strong. I seriously love them. Good news for us: Mackenzie is having a magnet sale right now in her shop. (I just bought a lot of them, but she is planning on listing some more).
top photo by me, bottom via secret pocket
living with vintage.
Two lessons about these interiors from Danish magazine RUM: a butterfly cabinet can really make a room, and maybe I should leave balloons floating around my house more often.
More lovely images in this article about living with vintage via Emmas.
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