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If you have never heard of Sharon Montrose you MUST MUST check out her Etsy shop. She is a commercial photographer that specializes in animals. These photos are just AMAZING!!! At first glance, they almost look like drawings but they are in fact the real thing. Check out her blog to read all about the process and get all the updates on her latest projects.
I was trying to think of the right things to say about Sunday Brunch, this incredible online dress shop and I realized that no one but them can describe it better: "Dresses aren’t just for swooning over dark, brooding men or inheriting spooky mansions on windswept moors. They’re also for brunch on Sunday morning, going out with friends, or even going to work. They’re for slowing down and dressing up. They’re for elegance every day, for showing that the moment is special. Because every moment is part of our story"
Now don't you want to go put on a dress!!!???
Pfeifer Studio's eco-friendly stool tables are constructed of pine logs, locally harvested in New Mexico. They are dried in a solar kiln and hand painted with VOC-free milk paints. The colors, which are hand mixed, include Tavern Green, Federal Blue, Marigold Yellow, Dove Gray and Glazed Terracotta. All 12" in diameter. Based on which height you choose the prices range from $219-$259. Who knew a log could look so good!?
We all love Dwell Studio but did you know that you can get coordinating window treatments from Dwell at The Shade Store? You can get roman shades, laminated roller shades, curtains and cornices in all the Dwell Studio prints you love. And best of all, they are all 10% off with free shipping through May 31st. Get out your tape measure!!! And for your own room, they also offer exclusive window treatments from Chilewich, Maharam and Robert Allen.
Danica Studio is a designer collection of home accessories with a special emphasis on the kitchen. The collections revolve around bright fun patterns in tea towels, placemats, runners, oven mitts and aprons. Take a look at Danica Studio on Cherry & East.
Carolina Bleu's Etsy shop features these amazing vintage lockets made from copper or bronze and strung on a 28" chain. The locket measures about 1.5" and holds 2 photos. I love the look of an oversized locket and 1.5" will do the trick. Reasonably priced at $48. There's something to be said for holding your loved ones close to your heart. Check out her shop and BUY HANDMADE.
I have to give credit to Martha, that's Martha Stewart, for this post. Her latest magazine featured Divine Twine and wow, what a find. 240 yards of baker's twine in fun colors like brown, red, green and orange for only $15. Perfect for wrapping packages, gift tags, and all your crafting needs. Thank you Martha.
There's something about patchwork madras that just brings back memories of childhood... perhaps it depends what decade you grew up in but I have always been a fan. Over the years I've had shirts, skirts, duvet covers... love it all. Cape Madras brings that old school fabric back to life with apparel for men, women and accessories for the home.
Loll Designs is a manufacturer of outdoor furniture and accessories that fills the need for modern and sustainable outdoor furniture. All of the products, like the birdhouse, planters, porch swings and table and chairs, are made entirely from 100% recycled plastic. And they are all made in the USA. Best part about their furniture is that it requires NO seasonal storage or maintenance. Jackpot!
The Mini Social is one of those member only shopping sites where you can get heavily discounted (up to 60% off) clothing and accessories for mom, child and baby. So you should sign up. On op of the amazing deals, they have a sweepstakes right now through May 30th where one lucky winner will receive a photo session with renowned children's photographer Rachel Hudgins, valued at $1,100! Wahoo!!!
