I'm being a new-ish American resident and taking the rest of this week off to celebrate Thanksgiving. The American celebration of autumn is pretty fabulous - leaves are actually falling, the air is cooler, apples and pumpkins are everywhere and I am excited to make pie. (Which is happening - probably apple and lemon meringue). Of course I can't celebrate autumn/fall without my favourite ode to decorative gourd season :)
These plates fit the bill for me: white, clean and angular. Stunning.
I can't walk pass anything brass or coppery at the moment, and even more so, anything fruit-shaped. Love these containers - unsurprisingly they're Danish and awesome.
Oh I love these. Imagine them in a corner, filled with firewood or magazines or toys for kids - endless possibilities.
I sort of need to stop doing anything and find where I can buy this bodysuit. Like, now. Eugh.
The colour scheme in this house really reminds me of our current apartment, except the walls here are white and mine are grey. Also a really interesting coffee table - is it a table? An ottoman? Looks pretty comfy regardless.
Oh my goodness. This store. Has stopped me in its tracks. Excuse me while I go and count my pennies to see what I can afford.
Everything here is amazing. I love that white sideboard and even the Fiddle Fig's basket is pretty amazing. (I've been looking for one for our house plant, Sandra, and have yet to find the right one.) Shapes, colour and light = all amazing.
Ah this pillow made me laugh. "Face noodle" is what I'm calling trunks from now on and maybe forever.
I do already own an amazing pair of shoes from United Nude (kind of like these but the leather is woven not croc) but this new pair is pretty fabulous, too. The angles! The colour! Delicious.
What a beautiful print from Eric Comstock - all the buildings look so friendly and the people are so asymmetric. My kinda people.
What great, modern interpretations of delicious fruit treats. I'm very mindful of the fact that we're coming into Winter over here, and these summer fruits are going to be a long way behind me.
