These are so pretty. John Derian Seaweed plates. I'm still thinking I might be able to make decoupage plates like this a DIY. These came from Lille in Chicago, and would make a great wedding/engagement gift I think for anyone.
I received an e-mail from Urban today about their new fall stuff. While I feel I might be too mature for a lot of the clothing (when I go into the store it's like all 14 year old girls) their new fall apartment items are kind of great. For instance, take these bird-themed plates...or this funny little bird clock.
I really have a thing for open shelving in kitchens. My sister, who's moving in November, asked me if I'd help her with kitchen decorating ideas and the first thing I said was "open shelves!" She had no idea what i was even talking about. These are like music genres:country, metal, kitchy, and modern.
I think that means "what objects"? Either way, they do have some objects. Found this espresso set from Quel Objet via Altruism in the Morning.Some of their other kitchen and table accessories are really cute, like these wicker glass sleeves and tea towels.
I drink more coffee than tea, but I'm really liking the idea of inside out designs. These cups look like the decorative feature is on the "wrong" side, meant specifically for the one drinking something out of it. I wonder if this idea can apply to any other kinds of household items ...Wee Woosh Luving Cup from Rockettstgeorge.uk.com Alma Fortune Cup from mattersmatters.com Pierced Cups from Lekkerhome Wood Stain Teacup from woodlondon.co.uk Anne Blck Porcelin Cup from Peekkeep.com (via Sfgirlbybay's Resources and Inspiration List) Tord Boontje Tea cup via ThisNext