We are loving this bookcase from Tema. It's huge (75" tall, 120" wide) and it's so cool-looking. It comes only in pure white. Because of the size, we thought it would be great if you have a large wall that you need to fill-- like in a loft perhaps?
Sorry for the quality of the picture, we coudn't get a larger image from the manufacturer.
But here's the catch, you have to assemble it. If you are handy, it should be no problem at all as it comes with detailed assembly instructions. If you are not, well, we recommend hiring a really good handyman.
Most importantly, this bookcase is really inexpensive. The list price is $888 plus shipping (we can help you get it for less). Email us if you need help.
Friday, February 5, 2010
Loving America
We haven't posted for a while. Mainly because it has been raining dogs and cats here in LA. We LA people are like cats, we don't like rain too much. We just stop functioning! The other reason why we haven't posted is because we've been busy launching our new sites and going to the Vegas market. We were so hoping we'd find great things in Vegas for you, but oh my God what a bore it was! There was nothing new, nothing inspirational.
But more on that later...
We found something we just have to share with you today. It has nothing to do with decorating really, but it's a blog with some really good writing. This blog is called "American In Short" and it is written by Tim Sullivan, the translator for Garance Dore (a very popular fashion blog).
The blog is about America--told through stories and pictures.
Here is the description of the blog:
"Our stories are the most important. When I arrived in France, I found that the French knew the story of America to be Starbucks and McDonalds. There is more in there, in the States, a liberated spirit that was engrained during the Revolution, doubled by Jefferson, sung by Walt Whitman, kept together by Lincoln, built through dust bowls and depressions, breakthroughs and downfalls. It is a subtle spirit alive in diners and toll roads, in cheap coffee and giant redwoods. These are the stories of our wars, our peace, our land and our people. As I stepped foot on foreign soil, I missed these stories and saw how just engrained the American Spirit is within me.
So here are stories from the America I miss, the short stories in Jersey diners, short anecdotes about Truman’s favorite toilet, short recipes about turduckens and short explanations of why such things exist, and just general attempts to approach the beast that is American culture and history in whatever way seems necessary. And they’ll be short. Did I make that part clear? This is my America, the America I still see and the America I want so desperately to always exist."
Check it out. You'd love it!
But more on that later...
We found something we just have to share with you today. It has nothing to do with decorating really, but it's a blog with some really good writing. This blog is called "American In Short" and it is written by Tim Sullivan, the translator for Garance Dore (a very popular fashion blog).
The blog is about America--told through stories and pictures.
Here is the description of the blog:
"Our stories are the most important. When I arrived in France, I found that the French knew the story of America to be Starbucks and McDonalds. There is more in there, in the States, a liberated spirit that was engrained during the Revolution, doubled by Jefferson, sung by Walt Whitman, kept together by Lincoln, built through dust bowls and depressions, breakthroughs and downfalls. It is a subtle spirit alive in diners and toll roads, in cheap coffee and giant redwoods. These are the stories of our wars, our peace, our land and our people. As I stepped foot on foreign soil, I missed these stories and saw how just engrained the American Spirit is within me.
So here are stories from the America I miss, the short stories in Jersey diners, short anecdotes about Truman’s favorite toilet, short recipes about turduckens and short explanations of why such things exist, and just general attempts to approach the beast that is American culture and history in whatever way seems necessary. And they’ll be short. Did I make that part clear? This is my America, the America I still see and the America I want so desperately to always exist."
Check it out. You'd love it!
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Midcentury Barstool
We are loving this new barstool from Nuevo Living. It would be a perfect for a mid-century home, don't you think? Simple, clean-lined. Totally modern.
The barstool comes in 26" height with a 12"5 footrest. The leather shown here is black but it is also available in white and brown as well. The price is $450/stool.
The barstool comes in 26" height with a 12"5 footrest. The leather shown here is black but it is also available in white and brown as well. The price is $450/stool.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Really Cool Business Cards
We ran accross some really clever business cards today and we thought we share them with you. They are just so original and so unique. Plus, they make a great marketing tool too-- don't you think?
You can find more clever examples here.
Images from Inc. Magazine
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Decorating with Pink
We're crazy about the color pink. Not for clothes, because unless you are five, pink clothes just seem silly. And don't even get us started on those pink Juicy Couture sweatsuits...
We love pink decor though.
Unfortunately, we are unable to indulge in our favorite color, mainly because there is a man in the house and he won't allow it. But one can dream, right?
Here are some inspirations for you...
Have a great day, everyone!
We love pink decor though.
Unfortunately, we are unable to indulge in our favorite color, mainly because there is a man in the house and he won't allow it. But one can dream, right?
Here are some inspirations for you...
Image from Metropolitan Home
Image from House Beautiful
Image from Vogue Living
Images from House Beautiful
Luxury Silk Flowers
It's raining dogs and cats here in Los Angeles today. We never had a storm like this before. You'd think we're in Seattle!
When it's rainy and gray we find ourselves just craving colors (or a hot pot of soup). Just something to cheer us up!
The best way to add colors is via accessories, as you know. That or you have to change the paint, the uphosltery, the drapes blah blah blah. Who has the time and the money?
We found this new line of silk flowers that we just love so much. They are made for very high-end, upscale hotels but it's available commercially too. They look totally expensive (but they are really not).
Check them out:
We'll be loading these up in our silk flowers section this weekend so please check back then. Thanks.
When it's rainy and gray we find ourselves just craving colors (or a hot pot of soup). Just something to cheer us up!
The best way to add colors is via accessories, as you know. That or you have to change the paint, the uphosltery, the drapes blah blah blah. Who has the time and the money?
We found this new line of silk flowers that we just love so much. They are made for very high-end, upscale hotels but it's available commercially too. They look totally expensive (but they are really not).
Check them out:
Modern Plants
There are certain things that just instantly make your home look dated, you know? For example, fake plants that look fake, like the god- awful ivy plants that you see at Michaels?
We saw some modern plants that we think you'll really like. They're totally chic, and the best part is, they look so incredibly real too.
Here are few:
These will be posted on our modern plants section by the weekend or so.
We saw some modern plants that we think you'll really like. They're totally chic, and the best part is, they look so incredibly real too.
Here are few:
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