on organic hemp from Lotta Helleberg.
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Tom Butcher Ceramics
What can I say other than I love these convoluted bowls, his butterdish is perfection and his wine cups are begging me to drink. Click here
for more.
Monday, February 11, 2008
I'm also thinking
these galvanized vases would make nice pots for house plants, especially arranged on a mantel. GRDN has these for $19.00, or you can check out Direct From Mexico's large assortment with prices beginning at $12.15.
Indoor Gardening Cont...
My first choice of plant is Baby Tears, aka Mind Your Own Business, scientifically known as Soleirolia soleirolii. I chose Baby Tears for its bright green mounds of foliage when planted in a pot. It likes damp conditions and bright/indirect light. It can be divided and replanted. You can get a nice 4" pot from ebay seller drewsviolets for $5.99.
I have decided to plant this particular plant in these Ben Wolff clay pots available at GRDN. At $10.00 a piece they're the best deal going for the look. I'll let you know how it turns out and hopefully take pictures if I can decide on a new camera. :)
Friday, February 08, 2008
Ontological maps as art?
You bet ya. Love these works by Robert Walden, Jr.. Be sure and click on image for a larger view.
Kitchen Cupboard Cohabitants
I so enjoy Carina Wardi's drawings of items found around her kitchen cupboard. It would be great to frame them individually and hang them on the kitchen wall. They were created in a plain pocket cahier Moleskine. The cahier is for sale. Contact Carina if you're interested!
Thursday, February 07, 2008
Vintage Clothespins
from sushipotparts. Not sure whether I'm more in love with the pins or the photo of the pins. :) It would be neat to randomly glue the pins onto a small canvas in a similar fashion as shown in the photo.
I search for pots for my new plants
I came across this lovely version by Sue Bartholomew. It's just what I'm looking for. Too bad it's in the UK. 
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Indoor Gardening Continued...
"Indoor Gardening" came in the mail day before yesterday and I'm itching to get started with my own plants. This book is great coffee table eye candy for sure, but it's also relatively informative. There's a section on decorative mulches for your plants, including crushed shells, buttons and dried starfish, an idea I'm definitely incorporating into my pots. 
Bitters Co.
Lovely items for the home from Bitters Co., including these recycled metal bowls, Guatemalan dish towels and cork planters.
Tuesday, February 05, 2008
Top Shop
I love it when a great new shop opens up on etsy. Visit enhabiten to view more items like this Lola Knit Pillow.
Monday, February 04, 2008
Pleasing to the eye...
Eleanor Pritchard textiles. Definitely a woman who has mastered her craft and managed to bring "traditional" into the 21st century.
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