Wednesday, December 5, 2012
What Do You See?
After I posted about seahorses the other day I see them everywhere now. Below is a patio by Doug & Gene Meyer and taken by Jason Schmidt. The wallpaper is designed by Terrence Payne at Hygge and West...wouldn't it be sweet in a kids bathroom?
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Seahorse Seahorse
I know this is odd, but does anyone like seahorses in design? I love them in nature...so mythical and elegant. They're one of the creatures hardest hit by acidification. I had an idea years ago...what if we donated to a cause for every image we use from nature? For the seahorse...we donate to Oceana. For zebra printed rugs...we donate to WWF and Rainforest Alliance. Why Rainforest Alliance? Well the rugs are printed on cowhides, which are raised mostly in Brazil. They need land, so guess what gets cut down to raise them....yup rain forests. The only image I really like below is the pink one...how about you?
Friday, November 16, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Toile Madness Take 2
These two images are from the gorgeous home of Dagny from Scandinavian Chic. Not only is her home (which recently sold) gorgeous, she is too...follow her on instagram to see her stunningly beautiful ensembles. I love her style...maximalist at its best!
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
NYC
My heart goes out to everyone on the eastcoast who has been affected by Sandy's devastation. Our climate is changing for sure. I'm hoping it will be a wake up call to everyone...we need to be so much more mindful than we've ever been before. I love design and creating cheerful spaces, but never at the cost of our environment. I buy second hand, re-use what I have and make mindful purchases when I can.
Happy interiors don't have to make for a sad earth.
American Red Cross and Global Green are both doing a tremendous job in NYC right now. http://globalgreen.org/
Happy interiors don't have to make for a sad earth.
American Red Cross and Global Green are both doing a tremendous job in NYC right now. http://globalgreen.org/
Friday, November 2, 2012
Do You Pong?
I do.
Years ago when I bought my first cell phone I was initially skeptical about the heat radiating from the ear piece, but as time went on I forgot about it. Fast forward 5 years and I read an article about the harmful radiation that cell phones emit. After doing a bit more investigating I came across Pong Research:
http://www.pongresearch.com/
They have developed technology to reduce the amount of radiation cell phones emit, specifically for iPhone, Blackberry, and iPads. So guess what, I'm a loyal customer. Not only do I feel more comfortable having my boys play with my phone, I am more than pleased with their customer service. Recently my case broke, they were quick to respond and I received my new case in the mail right away. As a side note I recommend the 'Rugged' cases, especially if you're clumsy like myself.
Years ago when I bought my first cell phone I was initially skeptical about the heat radiating from the ear piece, but as time went on I forgot about it. Fast forward 5 years and I read an article about the harmful radiation that cell phones emit. After doing a bit more investigating I came across Pong Research:
http://www.pongresearch.com/
They have developed technology to reduce the amount of radiation cell phones emit, specifically for iPhone, Blackberry, and iPads. So guess what, I'm a loyal customer. Not only do I feel more comfortable having my boys play with my phone, I am more than pleased with their customer service. Recently my case broke, they were quick to respond and I received my new case in the mail right away. As a side note I recommend the 'Rugged' cases, especially if you're clumsy like myself.
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