New scenery, new noise

inspirations for april part 2

Ford Wheeler's apt via Miss Moss
dream catcher- Shiny Squirrel

Inspirations for April

1) spools of thread on driftwood
2) anonymous
3) bobo choses- adorable spanish children's line
4) album di famiglia
5) homemade feather crown with indigo scraps

It's been a while...

Artist: Caitlin Wylde at home in Silverlake- you can see more of her home here in Undecorate
p.s.

Upstate FW2011

Upstate 2011 has arrived! Take a look at our look book here.

Sunday's musings

Sonia Delaunay



I want to reread this.



Lady's night.



Agnes Martin suggested we approach her paintings 'as you would cross an empty beach to look at the ocean.'




Virginia Woolf

Little Doe

I want to wear one of these amazing feather head dresses and this while sitting in a meadow of wild flowers and eating chocolate peanut butter ice cream. See more of Little Doe here.

Cold Spring Apothecary

I just received my new shipment of goods from Stacey at Cold Spring Apothecary! So far I'm loving the woodland rose all natural basil and hibiscus volumizing shampoo and conditioner. It not only smells amazing but it actually works on my limp, fine hair. I'm on my third bottle of the petigrain and gardenia facial lotion. The ginger and sea salt spray is doing a nice job reminding my hair of those summer days floating in the ocean... The prices are really reasonable considering it is all natural, it smells amazing and it actually works. Most of my experiences with all natural products have resulted in greasy limp hair and breakouts from a much too thick lotion. Stacey is about to open her own shop in Cold Spring! Congrats Stacey!

Feathers and Freckles!

London Fashion Week s2011


**via Vanessa Jackman

Fred

Every time I start running I think about when I can stop. I need a different mind set and a better attitude... like Fred. Read Fred's book here.


**Via Gravel and Gold

Living Inspiration: Russel Wright

On Monday, I was lucky enough to make the trek up to Russel Wright's house in Garrison, NY for an undisclosed project. For those of you not familiar, he's an industrial designer from the 60's who built an eco sensitive home called Manitoga. Door knobs are made of rocks, couches are embedded in rocks, walls are made of plaster and pine needles while sliding doors have pressed flowers and plants in between plexy-glass. It's a national historic landmark and open to the public.