I stared at this for a very long time this morning. I wonder if the wood is glued to the jars?
I've always admired Anthropologie's clothes, but they also have a really great selection of accessories and furniture.
I'm in love with this dresser's distressed wood and numbered drawers but I really don't think it's worth the $1000 price tag (unless it comes with Anthro clothes stuffed in its drawers).
In fact, I really think this is something I could make. Hmm...
I am amazed at the amazing craftmanship (craftpersonship?) of these projects. Intricate, delicate, detailed, and oh so terribly creative. It makes me feel like getting my hands on a very sharp exacto knife and playing around! Read more about these artists here.
Leave it to Poppytalk to cheer me up instantly with this image.
I love those floating books and the yellow teacups perched on top. That little mustache is a nice touch too.
Let's hang out, sprawled on the floor and listen to some records!
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My brother and sister-in-law left this sweet note for me when they visited in December. It's just the thing to look at when I need a boost!
I love Anthropologie. It's a store filled with interesting clothes, unique jewellery, and a dash of things for the home. Unfortunately, there isn't a Vancouver store and the closest location is in Seattle. (We won't talk about how I can't really afford to spend a lot of money there anyway!)
So in between trips to the States (and for the sake of my wallet), I visit the Anthro site and peruse the lovelies. These necklaces make my heart jump a little. They're both beautiful, but I think I prefer the vibrant yellow a bit more than the elegant grey.
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PS. I hope you all had a lovely holiday with your loved ones. I am still relaxing and resting and trying to soak up as much as this little vacation I can. xo.
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I'm loving this teeny gingerbread house on this mug. So festive, so cute. It would be gone in two seconds flat if it were in front of me...into my mouth!
Design Sponge showcases 'before' and 'after' photos of people's DIY projects (mostly furniture, sometimes rooms).
Today, I am showing you only an 'after' photo because this dresser is just too delicious. I love how the paint job makes it look distressed and best of all, I love how the electric yellow pops against the mint green.
You can see the original post here.
Love these heels from A Haute Mess. Even more amazing that she did these herself! My DIY projects (if they succeed) never look this good. Kudos Niki!