Bones...

Oh my.  I need this dark and brooding jaw bone dangling over my collarbones - the mixture of metallic glamour is almost unbearable.  This porcelain skunk Jaw Pendant makes me weak in the knees.

Well done, Beetle & Flor.  Well done.

Metaphysical magic...

When I found a little something called Colorstrology, my heart skipped {at least} three beats.  After perusing the site, I am utterly infatuated.  Just as your day of birth lends you an astrological sign, it also lends a specific color that offers insight into your personality. 

My color is sunflower {Pantone 16-1054}, which I see gracefully lounging on the ceiling in this perfect photograph {by Michael Eastman}.  In the interest of {not so subtle} narcissism, here is what Colorstrology had to say about me.

"You are not afraid to fight for what you want.  You have the ability and strength and know-how to persevere in the face of adversity.  You are a generous and loving person and quietly lend a helping hand to a great many people.  Your personal color helps ease your tenacious spirit.  Wearing, meditating or surrounding yourself with Sunflower inspires calm as you continue to learn, explore and attain the many goals that you have on your horizon."

After scrutinizing and evaluating my personal color, I also lingered around long enough to look up the personal colors of just about everyone I know.  It is only fair to warn you that this lovely little place of color palettes is somewhat addicting. 

Can I move in tomorrow?

Every now and then I wake up wanting to relive an old flame {post}.  I still remember the first time I set eyes upon this interior.  Love at first sight.  Every time I devour these images I find a new detail that makes it even more endearing.  I still love it.  Sigh.

{Original Post February 26, 2010}

One of my favorite blogs, This is Glamorous, featured the London flat of Liza Giles, describing it as, "...creative and romantic and colourful and perfect."  No further words are needed.

Silken sunshine...

This second day of April is soggy and brimming with puddles; buckets of rain and drizzles of water have moistened everything. 

Everyday would seem a little brighter with this bed, which probably comes with the wrong side removed; wake up to sunshine everyday {or at least wake up to daffodil Dupioni silk everyday}. 

{Just another lovely find from This is Glamorous with beautiful photography by Mel Yates.}

Oh Oliver...

Oliver Gustav has a breathtaking antique shop on the ground floor of an old distillery in Copenhagen.

Gustav calls the floor above his shop home, which will steal even more of your heart; it's simple, effortless, and innately complete. {Recently featured in the UK edition of Elle Decor.}