Showing posts with label Things We Should Own. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Things We Should Own. Show all posts

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Tis the Season


It's time to start buying gifts and so naturally I'm only finding stuff I want for myself! If anyone wants to buy me something special, look no further than these adorable note cards by Rifle Paper Co. They might inspire me to write something nice about you and then actually send it through the mail. Or maybe I would finally find a pen pal. Doesn't anyone still do that?

You can purchase the cards directly through the Rifle Paper website or you can buy them at your local Anthropologie where you will no doubt be tempted to buy this gorgeous studded bracelet.

Image via: Rifle Paper Co.

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Pumpkin Madness


Now that it's Fall I can't get pumpkin off my mind. I want to eat these Pumpkin Spice Malted Milk Balls all day, every day.

Image: Nuts Online via Oh Joy!


Friday, September 30, 2011

Gimme

I guess I'm in a rainbow mood lately. It must have something to do with the gloomy weather and all the super mean people I've encountered lately. I need color and lots of it. Color makes everything magical, don't you think? Like that horse in the Wizard of Oz. I would like that horse too. And I would like one of these pillows. In fact, I would like all of these pillows. I wouldn't turn away the artwork, couch or rug either. Can this just be my new living room?



Order yours (and one for me) from thatfunkyboutique on Etsy 


Saturday, August 6, 2011

Speaking of large scale wall art...

I have been in love with Sharon Montrose's prints for a few years now. If anyone ever wants to buy me a present, please feel free to order any one of her amazing animal photographs. They are so lovely that it's hard to choose favorites but I've had the Bunny and Flamingo prints bookmarked for some time!

The beauty of these prints is they look good both on their own and in combination, which means they are incredibly versatile. I could see hanging two side by side over my bed or a gallery of 4 in the bathroom or one large print over my couch in the living room. But why stop there? You could line a hallway with the whole collection, going from largest animal to smallest or vice versa. And would it be inappropriate to feature the Ostrich egg in the kitchen? I think not.

Check out Sharon's website to see the full menagerie!

Image: The Animal Print Show by Sharon Montrose

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Words to live by



In response to my intense love of this clutch, my friend Jessica noted the following:

You could never be a spy with that clutch. 
So true, Jessica. So true.

Image: Charlotte Olympia Pandora Plexiglas Clutch on Net-A-Porter.com

Friday, March 11, 2011

I would wear these every day.


I am having an all-consuming love affair with Kimberly Baker's beautiful rose-gold plated astrological sign necklaces. They are so gorgeous and delicate without seeming too gimmicky and I honestly thing I could wear it every day without getting sick of it (unlike my locket or other necklace staples). At $110, its well worth the price!



My other favorite (and trust me, it's hard to choose!) is the Maggie necklace made with two small unicorn horns. So cool, right?

You can buy yours online HERE

Images: Kimberly Baker

Monday, February 21, 2011

Lamp Obsession


I NEED THIS LAMP. PREFERABLY TWO OF THEM.

In white? Dove gray? Peony pink? For the living room? Bedroom? Entryway?

So many options. So little money.

Geometric Ceramic Table Lamp $159

Image: Shades of Light

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Want.

Sorry the picture quality is bad. I don't understand why this is happening.

Want Want Want Want Want

Friday, November 5, 2010

Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend


I know people have been talking and writing about this lightbulb for months but I can't seem to get it out of my head and so I'm going to throw in my two cents as well:

I love this! It is fabulous! It shall be mine!

Glad I got that out of my system.


Images: Eric Therner via Design Shimmer

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Welcome to my Birthday Month


I keep my spare change in a hideous blue plastic container from Ikea and every time I see it sitting on my desk I silently curse myself for not owning something more attractive. Afterall, I'm pretty sure that plastic container is meant to store leftover pasta and not my life savings. Wouldn't I be more motivated to toss in an extra dollar or two if the container were as nice to look at as this pretty drop bank from Vitrine? I'd like to buy the yellow or teal version and store it on my mantle. Yes, it is mantle-worthy. Buy it folks!

Image: Vitrine via Shelterrific

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

want

Two things I like: London and snow globes!
This print by Clare Owen is perfection!



Friday, October 15, 2010

Tea Time

It's a chilly, windy Friday in New York City today and I'm feeling a little under the weather. It's one of those days when I would have gladly chopped off my right arm in exchange for a day spent in bed with a hot mug of tea and It Happened One Night. Often when I am drinking tea at home I like to use my favorite tea cup and saucer which was a gift and just feels fancier and more decadent than my pink 'I heart Lipgloss' mug. Grace over at Design*Sponge featured this reusable mug earlier today and it feels like a happy medium. Plus, it's more fashionable than the chrome version I travel with in the morning. 

Image: Mocha via Design*Sponge

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Kitchen Accessories

My kitchen is woefully under-accessorized. I don't know how I've let that happen. I guess it's because I spend so little time in it. It's mostly like a hallway between my living room and bathroom. It's where I store my liquor and cereal. It's where I keep my mail. It is not where I spend hours slaving over the stove or lovingly preparing meals for my nearest and dearest. In fact, I think my nearest and dearest would probably freak out if I told them I was going to cook for them. They'd think I was trying to poison them. Which I would never do. Duh.

Anyway.

I don't have pretty salt & pepper shakers or a fancy butter dish or even a coveted teapot. Although I do have a pretty awesome teakettle. Here are some finds from Anthropologie (and one from Jonathan Adler) that I've been salivating over for the last ten minutes:

 Lucile Apron (Can I just wear this as a dress?)






Tuesday, October 12, 2010

It is not fair that this chair exists in the world I don't own it. I would like to buy an apartment, paint the walls black and the trim white and then put this chair in the room and sit in it for the rest of my life.

The end.

Image: Anthropologie

Monday, October 11, 2010