{ Reiko Kaneko }

I am enthralled with this gorgeous bone china created by Reiko Kaneko.  The pieces are elegant with a contemporary twist and a touch of shine in platinum and gold...divine!

I also love these heart mugs...so ingenious to complete the handle with a sweet little accent! LOVE.

{ Bangled }

I never really wear bracelets, but lately I've been seeing some really awesome bangle bracelets around.  I love accessories and thought I'd share a few I've been eyeing, maybe it's time I start bangling my wrists...

1. Creme de la Creme Idiom Bangle : $42 {Kate Spade}  2. Thin Signature Bracelet : $68 {Coach}  3. Multi Row Bead Bracelet : $30 {Loft}  

4. Heritage Sparkled Leather Bracelet : $45 {Banana Republic}  5. Bangle Bracelets : $32 {Hive & Honey}  6. Laurel Canyon Cuff Bangle Bracelet : $98 {Juicy Couture}

{ In Love With }

Just love this image from Restoration Hardware...what could be better?  Antique books and letters...drool.

{ Skarp }

Found this swedish shop via designers' block...don't really understand the language, but the products and lettering are gorgeous!  Check them out here.

{ lisa stickley }

Fell in love with these whimsical little bags and treats at lisa stickley.  She offers a variety of sweet things from bedding to stationery to laptop cases. 

makeup bags

daybooks

laptop cases

{ Paint Chip Art }

Check out these really cool paint chip pieces of art I found on etsy by Zipper8Design.  I love paint chips and of course...this particular piece of art is blue gray...my fav!

{ Help Japan }

My very talented friend Tobe is selling these amazing hand lettered 5x7 prints to help support Japan relief.  You can purchase one for $12, two for $18, or all three for $25...and all the proceeds will go to the American Red Cross.  It's inspiring when creative people choose to use their talents to support those in need...amazing, Tobe!  Check out her blog, BIA here to purchase your own and support those in need.

{ Burlap Banners }

Check out these burlap banners I found at Victorian Station.  These are pretty fun and would be adorable to use for wedding photo opportunities. 

{ Flat Fixation }

We are in that weird in between season where I am so tired of boots, but it's not quite warm enough to wear sandals, unfortunately.  I need to purchase some new flats because I wear what I own out.  I love flats...it's true.  They are perfect for someone like me, who doesn't necessarily like to compromise comfort for fashion, but still wants to maintain a little style.  I'm not rockin' birkenstocks, if ya know what I mean!  I found a few styles I'm liking.

 

1. Magie Camo Flat $40 { BCBG | Zappos }  2. Farran Flat $30 { Corso Como | Zappos }  3. Bay Leaf $195 {Kenneth Cole }  

4. Magen $45 { Aldo }  5. Carson Ballet $148 { Frye | Zappos }  6. Studded Ballet Flats $100 { J.Jill }

{ Sweet Little Dressers }

A great way to add charm to any room is a unique piece of furniture.  I love these refinished pieces...and when you add a pop of color or a touch of individuality they do so much to a neutral room.

stylist Sara Sjogren via sfgirlbybay 

via Brek's pinterest board

via Home Sweet Home

Knack Studio

via Nest Files

{ Flocked Wallpaper }

I am really intrigued by the idea of adding soft texture to a wall by using flocked wallpaper.  It would definitely add a touch of luxury to a space.  I found some really nice finds recently and thought I'd share a few.

via m { pression

via m { pression

via wallsandfabrics

Flamante Geisha via wallpaper direct

via Graham & Brown

flamante moreska via wallpaper direct

{ Happy St. Patty's Day }

via sabbe interior design

via lona de Anna

via Mike and McGee

via apartment therapy

{ Bev Hisey }

Check out Bev Hisey and her textile collection.  She has some beautiful patterns and interesting textures.  I love the runners and her die cut cushion collection.

{ DIY Sunburst }

While researching for my recent starburst post, I stumbled upon this awesome do-it-yourself sunburst mirror post by Isabella & Max rooms.  I love the scale of this!  I'm thinking about taking a stab at it, because she makes it look super easy.  Take a look at the post and instructions here.

{ More Photo Finds }

I know that it seems like anyone with an iphone nowadays could be considered a unique photographer, but there is something about Irene Suchocki's prints that seem a little more special than that. She calls her work "little poems for the eyes", and I can understand why.  She uses rich subject matter and beautiful composition, while playing with light and technique.  It's no wonder her work has been used on numerous book covers.  Check out her website here and shop her etsy store here.