Entries from April 1, 2008 - May 1, 2008

thinking of paris

ah paris
Posted on Thursday, May 1, 2008 at 04:28PM by Registered CommenterKathleen | Comments2 Comments

retail moment

30.april.08

sigh.  i came across a new find today- british -based, graham and green.  it reminds me of a grown- up anthropologie. here's a few of my favs..including ANGEL WINGS- which seem to be appearing everywhere now.  i love the vintage 20's feel of the glass furniture, with delicate lighting and  modern accessories.  i particularly like their resin coral pieces, they look authentic without destroying the oceans.

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Posted on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 04:39PM by Registered CommenterKathleen | Comments3 Comments

swedish style

25. april. 08

Renowned for its lovely blond woods and delicate color palette dominated by pale blues, Sweden is a country of simple and elegant interior design. I love the essence of Swedish design: clean lines, pale hues, natural materials, a powerful sense of light and space, and fresh folk-art charm. my must haves include Gustavian furniture, Mora clocks, chandeliers, and antique sleighs.

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Posted on Friday, April 25, 2008 at 05:24PM by Registered CommenterKathleen | Comments2 Comments

women in art

22. april. 08

The artist who did the most to humanize Minimalism without sentimentalizing it was Eva Hesse. Dying of brain cancer at thirty-four, an age at which most artist's careers are barely under way, she left a truncated body of work but one of remarkable power: an instrument of feeling that spoke of an inner life, sometimes fraught with anxiety... I first learned about Eva Hesse while I was in undergraduate school, studying art history at Brown.  Hesse had the capacity to entertain doubt, be vulnerable and see absurdity.  She walked an exquisitely defined edge joining proportion and emotion.  Looking at her work is inspiring, gripping, challenging, and forceful.

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Posted on Tuesday, April 22, 2008 at 02:53PM by Registered CommenterKathleen | Comments2 Comments

underpinnings

21. april. 08

loving this! really, i'm speechless.  vintage. art. three dimensional. risque. unique.  now we'll all be running out to vintage stores. so that's what you can do with vintage "underpinnings" as my grandmother used to say....

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Posted on Monday, April 21, 2008 at 01:18PM by Registered CommenterKathleen | Comments2 Comments

spring cleaning

18. april. 08

inspired by a fresh start, i started my spring cleaning/organizing all the odds and ends i've collected. 

Couldn't resist these dishtowels from lush designs... 

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a pretty new spring purse and ipod

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laundry style...with an elanbach bag (or make your own from fabric scraps)

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why can't i ever find my keys and mail? 
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olution: pretty new letter rack from birchcraft made "prettier" with a light mint green wash

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Posted on Friday, April 18, 2008 at 01:30PM by Registered CommenterKathleen | Comments1 Comment
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