








Home is where you choose, what you make it, what you design, and what you love. Home can be a place, thought, idea or person. Enjoy~









Am I the only one that did not know this?

I was thrilled to happen upon David Stark on D*S. Together they created a pop up store/installation that will be open for those two days only.
The (purely paper) Flower Shoppe is at the west elm store on Broadway and 62nd Street. All of the flowers, plants, gardening tools, and even the actual shop itself are made from paper created from discarded books....now that's reading between the lines....
What would you say?

Last night following my beach trip I took down my alst mossy bits and started the dusting process....maybe the moss will resurface soon!
On another note, check out this skirt. Talk about a paper trail.

See what you can dig up. Urban Nest used this idea for wedding invites, but I am leaning toward a vintage letter Christmas card (go figure), envelope or vintage photo {yum!}......
2. Elle Decor--featuring Eddie Ross (former MSL editor): The signature space shimmers with a mix of classic and modern, new and old, together with a balance of bold patterns and vibrant colors. A spatter-paint print, like stars in an endless sky, reflects the owner’s love of travel to wide-open spaces, and her passion for sparkling evenings at home entertaining friends and family.
3. Apartment Therapy: The Writer's Library, inspired by my friend, Amor, is a dark, bookish den in which a romantic dinner has been surprisingly set for a female guest. The room is piled high with books and features items that may have come from far off travels. The side walls are painted faux bookcases for this display and inspired by the Studiolo at the MET. The room decor centers on the large, leather Ralph Lauren chair, the memorable Neisha Crosland wallpaper and Michele Varian's funky, steampunk style.
While in Atlanta with Miss Claire I jetted into Anthro for a brief moment following dinner and spotted these genius flowers created from recycled plastic cups. These are from the Miami store, but the ATL Lennox store had a similar vibe.


