A new year is a perfect time to try new things, and while routine has its advantages, thought it might be fun to shake things up a bit: instead of a single post per day, will be taking a more random, inspirational approach and post things as as they come . . .
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. . . it seems that in every search for inspiration, all paths lead to Paris . . . {p.s.}lovely...
Recently came across these unbelieveably lovely, shimmery cocoa glass pearls by Miriam Haskell . . . . . . and...
. . . such excitement for what lies ahead . . . always a little sentimental at New Year’s, and...
Happily exhausted and yet can barely contain the Christmas excitement . . . shopping nearly complete, weeks filled with dinner...
A beautiful collision of fashion and culture in this lovely past editorial from Vogue Italia . . . {images: editorial:...
Running around yesterday and didn’t have a chance to post, and while my New Year’s resolution to be better with e-mails is not getting off to a great start, my BlackBerry keeps happily buzzing away with new messages, which I love, despite the difficulty keeping up . . .
Still one of my very favourite uses of mirrors is Michael Bruno’s fireplace mantle layering, both in his Paris apartment...
. . . still in holiday bliss and excited to see what the New Year will bring — stopping in...
Always many wonderful things happening in art, and as with Karen Knorr‘s Fables of Nature & Culture, which was a...
Elegantly crisp white walls have always been the perfect background for beautiful gallery arrangements, but in mid-January, their starkness feels...
Have been somewhat obsessed with bedding lately — there’s something about fresh linens and beautifully patterned duvet covers that remind...
What better way to begin a new year than with a little romance? And after all the rather eventful holiday...
Wintry inspiration on these, the last softly falling snow days before Christmas . . . off for the rest of...
Shades of blue, white, gold and pink may have replaced the traditional red & green of Christmases past, and yet...

