{ Feeling Fall }

It's been weird weather-wise around here, but you cannot shake the feeling of Fall.  My most favorite season by far!  I put together a little assortment of vibes, just to get you in the mood.  The colors of the season are so rich and homey.

via decorista daydreams

via room to inspire

via this is glamorous 

via tytie on etsy {isn't that a fun end table?}

via house design news

via decorista daydreams

{ tag team tompkins }

I have the pleasure of working with the very talented Madeline Tompkins of tag team tompkins.  She and her mother, Diane, create these fabulous letterpress prints for sale on etsy.  They use original hand-lettering and paper cuts to create these little gems...and, until November, they are offering FREE US domestic shipping.  Just enter the code HALLOFREE when you check out.  Start shopping here.  

{ paintsquare }

I'm kind of loving the work of John LeGrand & Janet Gonzales over at paint square.  These awesome distressed wood abstract pieces were featured in the September issue of Coastal Living.  Check out a blurb here and go visit the etsy store to see all they have to offer.

{ i am project now on etsy }

Check out my girls over on etsy, now selling all of their fabulous prints!  You can learn more about the i am project here at Tobe's fab blog because it's awesome and start shopping for some lovely prints here.  Love these sweet little lettering treats!

{ Jim Tierney's Book Re-designs }

Had to share Jim Tierney's classic book re-designs.  Love the graphic simplicity of these.  Check out his full portfolio to see some other awesome designs.

{ ba-na-nas }

I'm going to admit, that I absolutely love the Rachel Zoe Project on Bravo.  She definitely has a fashion forward mind, and let's face it...she and her husband are pretty funny and entertaining  Her Spring 2012 RTW collection is up, and you can check it out here. I pulled a few that I like, and let's face it, the girl does classic so well!  Definitely worth a look!

{ shophouse }

Came across this creative little shop over at etsy, and thought the items were too cool not to share.  How clever, huh?  Taking a book and creating a mobile?  Who'da thought?  Check out shophouse here.