Moroccan muse...

Maybe it's the woven Moroccan details. Maybe it's the vintage industrial setting embellished with exactly enough worn bricks. Maybe it's the flood of light with just a hint of color. It's just so compelling.

This bit {of perfection} is from Artillery, as seen gracing the likes of Lotta Agaton.

Tart success...

I finally tackled a recipe from the beautiful archives of Katie Quinn Davies. I made a lovely tart {or two}. Hand-picked apples with a touch of apricot jam and a delicate dusting of sugar.

The delicious glimpse of baking bounty above is none other than Ms. Davies herself.

Equestrian feast...

Graphic. Equestrian. Monochromatic. Perfection.

 A little bit of Ditte Isager is a delicious way to start fall.

Scales and mold...

Saffron-tinted scales with a side of delicate, vibrant mold.  And somehow it looks delicious.

This is a glimpse from Sanna Lindberg's lens.

Graphic mint...

This combination of details is delicious – a prominent dose of copper, a petite {industrial} fan, and a side of graphic mint.

Lovely bit of details captured by Mia Linnman {of Solid Frog}.

Words...

"It's never too late to be what you might have been."

George Eliot

A brilliant flood...

This is unspoiled; a brilliant flood of light – a moment of crisp clarity and inspiration just before the finite restrictions of reality are considered. 

This piece of perfection was spotted at an old favorite, {Lotta Agaton}, inspirational every single time.