Big Little Lies
plaid
Drunk Elephant’s Baby Facial
George (3-week old beagle)
green grass
Palmer Harding
March birthdays
Metaflora
David Hockney at the Tate
Francis Palmer
Biscuit Home‘s Season Six Bedding
mom
pear trees in bloom
John Prip lot at Wright Auction
daylight savings
egg collective
@theexchangeint
The BBC Interview with Robert Kelly
The pastry chef at Rosewood London created an afternoon tea service inspired by the city’s current modern art scene. Served along with classic tea sandwiches and scones, pastry chef Mark Perkins created five treats inspire by the work of Banksy, Mark Rothko, Alexander Calder, Damien Hirst and Yayoi Kusama. They are too beautiful to eat.
[ D Pages ]
My grandmother was a florist and entrepreneur. I grew up working in her flower and gift shop during my summers. I absolutely loved the smell and the colors of all the fresh flowers in her icebox. She would chill Coke bottles for me in the flower box, and I would sit on her workshop table tops and talk for hours with her about how to cut and arrange flowers, tie ribbons and running the store. Lately, I have been thinking quite a bit about the impact my Granny Fraser had on me as a designer. She was a force.
Secretly, there are days I wish I could start a whole new career as a floral designer which is exactly what Marisa Competello did. Assisting stylists in New York, she realized styling clothes was not her passion, and she started arranging flowers instead. She began arranging flowers for Dimes in NYC, and her career as a florist took off. Her design business Meta Flora is now working with some pretty amazing clients in the fashion and design realm including Rachel Comey, Kelly Wearstler, Apparatus, and Glossier. Her work is dramatic, editorial, and contemporary.
Swooning over her Instagram feed especially her arrangements with several stunning Georg Jensen silver pieces.
Casa Perfect
all things Delpozo
winter is never coming
Demisch Danant
the bespoke surfaces by Avoavo
The Young Pope
Josef Frank
@lobjet
the deliciousness and look of Mirador @ FFT
bamboo baskets
engines that run
pattern on pattern
@trendland
listening
spirit objects
cauliflower crumbles
Project Runway Junior
brainstorming
Abstract, upcoming docu-series on Netflix
Bored Panda
the cheese on the nachos at Ojedas
Who isn’t looking for an asylum from the current news? Lately, scrolling through my social feeds is an assault. Red feed, blue feed, it has become difficult to even desire to play in the Facebook sandbox. I actually miss friends “facebragging” posts about their kid’s academic accomplishments and sports victories.
This month, I plan on escaping it all in the new Netflix documentary series Abstract: The Art of Design. The series features a broad selection of visionary creatives, and focuses on their creative process, their work, and how their innovative designs have profoundly affected our every day lives. Highlighted in the eight part docu-series are designers Paula Scher, Christoph Niemann, Platon, Tinker Hatfield, Ralph Giles, Bjarke Ingels, Ilse Crawford, and Es Devlin. An incredible line-up from such a broad variety of disciplines.
I literally can not wait. These are my people, and I need to be inspired. I am in!
The series starts streaming on February 10 on Netflix.
The new Anya Hindmarch flagship store in Los Angeles is something to smile about.
With the delightful Filthy Luker inflatable smiley face filling up the entire front window, the space is full on happiness, flair and style. The interior is finished with beautiful bespoke pieces by Martin Gamper along with the Agnes fixture from Lindsey Adelman. Full of her iconic smiley accessories and Autumn/Winter collections, the shop has even brought in a in-house embosser who will personalize your accessories while you wait.
Sunny and chic! On my hit list for my next trip to LA. Makes me smile just thinking about it…
[ Anya Hindmarch ]
