Hanging art can be a real challenge: where to put it? how high? And you don’t always want to put holes in your walls! My latest post for The Marion House Book hopefully will give you some ideas. –Stephanie
1. The Design Files, 2. Erik Olsson, 3. Via Bolig Magasinet, 4. Via A Beautiful Mess, 5. Via The Mokkasin blog , 6. Via Design Sponge
These little Eye Pots are handmade by London based artist Kinska. Not only are they the cutest little pots ever but each one of them is a piece of art. These pieces are a really fun way to start collecting art, or to offer to an artsy friend as her first collectible. I’ve tried potting some herbs in them and they are just perfect for that. They would also make any cacti or succulent look even better.
I adore their little eye pattern and each piece is hand painted. Every pot is a little different, that’s what makes each of them so special. -Stephanie
I especially love the mood of our inspiration this week, mysterious and colorful. This portrait by artist Peggy Wolf has been fascinating me for a while. I adore her work. Hope you get inspired this weekend! -Marie-France & Stephanie
1. Britt Bass 2. Lisa DeJohn 3. Peggy Wolf 4. Stina Persson 5. Charles Arnoldi 6. Viktor Timofeev
You know I also work as a guest blogger for Bri Emery of the DesignLoveFest blog, I like to think I am a kind of treasure hunter. Cool day job, right? Here are my latest finds in vintage pink for our ColorFest column. –Stephanie
1. J.Crew underwire tank, 2. Pleated skirt from Kate Spade Saturday, 3. Polo by Moschino, 4. Oxfords by Splendid, 5. Bracelet from Baba Souk, 6. Sunhat by Eugenia Kim. – inspiration ceramic plate by CaCo Pot Design
Time to get inspired and to recharge your batteries over the weekend! Oh and maybe nibble on a few pineapple slices. Enjoy! Marie-France & Stephanie
1. Allison Holdridge 2. Unknown 3. Mathilde Aubier 4. Jenny Pennywood 5. Laurent Koller 6. Unknown
