internet favorites for september: dream interiors

a while ago, i posted my two favorite apartments from the selby.

here are some recent favorite spaces from design sponge.

1. i love the calm wood pieces and the graphic/organic artworks in holladay and sam saltz's apartment...

2. i also feel inspired to make some stuff by these bedroom shots from rodger stevens and johanna goodman. though my minimalist gf might not be able to cope with such a riot of colors...

as you can see, it's never a bad moment for josef albers

3. and best for last, check out this house and its astounding attic, from darbie nowatka and justin rice... it is just....so lovely...

ghjhkshdkfhsdkf and tune in next month for more internet favorites.

Internet Favorites: the world's most beautiful teatowels

1. flying geese

around our apartment

in beautiful bed-stuy brooklyn.

we painted our desk!

the chair's color above was the original color. this is a desk eve found by the side of the road in philly. we painted it "black ribbon" by behr...a beautiful slate gray-blue.

internet favorites for october: 3 favorite online stores

Some more internet favorites from a grizzled internet veteran.

1. Kaufmann Mercantile. Everything here would be a great gift for my boo. It's a lot of hard-wearing, all-natural, Brooklyn-ish homewares, the kind that's hard to find on the internet.

Since we don't have space for much, we've started to care even about the beauty of things like sponges and laundry hampers. That way everything's beautiful from the inside out, and even cleaning wares can be put on display.


2. OMG Posters!
 I keep worrying that whoever updates this site will quit, because it seems too good to be true. This site documents all the noteworthy new poster releases from all kinds of independent and under-the-radar designers. They're mostly concert posters or art prints, mostly screen-printed, mostly limited-run. You can't shop directly on OMG Posters, but the site gives you links to buy everything that's featured. I've gotten so many of my very favorite decorations from them. I'm recently really digging these Thick Lines posters by Aaron Draplin.

3. ASOS Africa
These clothes hit every nail on the head. They're wearable, weird, and pretty affordable (especially when on sale), and they're sustainably made in Africa. I'm always checking back to see their latest items.

brooklyn summer

apartment hunting

Visit to Kayla's friend, 2008