Category Archives: favorite blogs

Bread & Honey

I can’t recall who introduced me to this new-ish food blog (I’m sorry!), but I’m glad that they did. I admit I haven’t made any recipes yet, but I plan to this long holiday weekend…maybe the apple cake? Or the flourless chocolate cake? Or maybe the rosewater cupcakes? (See a pattern here?)

Here they are!

A few weeks back, I asked you to send photos of your work spaces, your desks, and here’s what I got! Thanks for sharing them with us!
Erin Rosenow, our client, is not only an amazing floral designer, but she just has style coming out her ears!

A secret little glimpse into Chelsea from Frolic’s work [...]

To each and every one

of you who rated us on Delightful Blogs, thank you!! It means a lot that you took the time to click over and tell them what you think about us. Have a fun-filled summer weekend!

{Oh, how I love Jean Seberg…image from Eurotrash67’s Flickr stream}

Meet your new uncle…

I haven’t dedicated an entire post to one blogger, and don’t know if I’ll ever do this again, but I just want to introduce the few of you who don’t already know Uncle Beefy… His real name may be Bradford, but his blogging alter ego “Uncle Beefy” always makes me smile, so I have [...]

Spin Art

Do you remember “spin art”?

{interior design from Alex Papachristidis, courtesy of the lovely Coco+Kelley}

Sun, surf, and the state fair

I found these amazing summertime polaroids on {frolic!}… I can almost feel the sun and sand and taste the cotton candy!
Have a great weekend!

{All polaroids from Let’sExplode’s Flickr site}

I am a sucker…

for street fashion. And French street style? What could be better? Une Fille Comme Moi is truly amazing. So well edited, such a great eye.
Kudos to The Sartorialist, which I think has really renewed interest in documenting personal style…

{All images from the amazing French street fashion blog, Une Fille Comme Moi}

Et a part ca?

I tend to gravitate toward clean lines and a modern esthetic when it comes to decor, but when I discovered the Et á part ςa? blog, I fantasized about stepping into it’s world of frilly French linens, mossy gardens, and vintage religious iconography.