Kinfolk + James's + Britt Chudleigh

Chels just did a few stellar write ups (here and here) on our little collaboration for Kinfolk Magazine so I will refer you to them instead of doing another.  I'm really proud of it though, so I wanted to post it on my own blog.  I am so glad we got the chance to work together on this.

What a dream team (Kinfolk + James's + Britt Chudleigh).  If only we could all find more reasons to work together!  I know my fingers will be crossed.

Ever since we moved in together I have been telling Tom that when we have our own house (in a duplex now where our neighbor has full reign over the back yard) that I want an outside bed.  I've been running the logistics of this through my head for almost a full year now until I came across this beauty.  I will have an outdoor sleeping quarter one day.  Mark my words!

Blue Bear Outside

We got the first samples of the hats Tom designed.  Can't wait for what's next.

Viva la tour!

Beautiful archival shots of the Tour de France over at Archival Clothing

Catalog Living

I love this blog I just came across through T magazine blog.  It's a satire on catalog images and how ridiculous they can be.  Thank you for recognizing how utterly unauthentic and silly "decor" can be.  This coming from someone who does this for a living I get really depressed by all of the junk out there. Yes, I am involved in the spreading of it too - have you seen my house?  I'm a trinket hoarder, but for what it's worth I recognize how silly it can be.
Love it!

Example Post:

Sure Elaine, I can pay the bills. Just put them in line behind sorting the starfish, untangling this bucket of rope, and identifying everyone in this photo.

The best part about this one is I actually have a client who yes, sorts her star fish.

Totokaelo Art - Object

I have been a fan of Totokaelo for a few years now and so stoked to see they have home/objects/art site now too!  So far so good, excited to see how it progresses.

I love love love Santa Fe

 I don't know how, but my phone kept taking this picture above

 Georgia Okeefe Museum - I liked the super thin counter top

More to come, just need to find the time . . .