Displaying posts from July, 2007

Gotta love Saturday!

Posted on Sat, 7 Jul 2007 by midcenturyjo

Photo by midcenturyjo

Just bought these little beauties for $40 AUS for the 4. Thats about $34 US. Shame that they weren’t all the same but at $10 AUS a chair who cares. A local designer was having a showroom sale and these were buried down the back. Brought them out into the light and they were mine. Now I just have to get them home. Thinking lacquered chartreuse with patterned navy and white cushions. Three for my patio area in the courtyard and one in the bathroom maybe. Also scored 10 metres of outdoor UV resistant upholstery in a thin navy stripe on the roll for $200 and he threw in a lovely jade and bone calligraphy brush for $10. I love Saturdays.

A killer girly pad

Posted on Fri, 6 Jul 2007 by KiM

I’d like to introduce you to a decadent apartment in Notting Hill, London, where pink is key and it’s all about femininity. No boys allowed.

Zownir Locations

Nick Carter

Posted on Thu, 5 Jul 2007 by KiM

No, not THAT Nick Carter. I’m talking about Nick Carter, the photographer. And my, can he photograph! These are so beautiful in an unassuming way. That mirror above? That’s what dreams are made of.

Art…by Jo

Posted on Wed, 4 Jul 2007 by KiM

Since Jo is just heading off to work I thought I’d take this opportunity to plug her gorgeous artwork (since she won’t be able to check the blog for HOURS). She sent me a package back in April and having FINALLY received it yesterday, it included 4 pieces of art that she drew. They are so amazing and I am so proud of her that I had to post them. I think I may have convinced her to open an Etsy shop so please feel free to leave comments and maybe she’ll realize she REALLY REALLY should sell her art. (Sorry about the quality of the photos, it’s raining here so I can’t get good light).

Just spell it out

Posted on Tue, 3 Jul 2007 by KiM

I am a shoes-off-in-my-house kind of person. I don’t know where your shoes have been…if you have a rock stuck in the treads and are going to scratch up my floors, or if you didn’t notice the neighbour’s dog’s little treat he left on the lawn that you managed to step in. If you’re embarassed to ask for shoes to be removed, then why not spell it out for people? (I’m not that anal about it, really, but I thought this was really cheeky).

P.S. My stones and wood garden ties just arrived from Rona. Let the landscaping begin!