I spotted Caleb Luke Lin‘s work in scarves over on Pikaland and I just had to share. Seriously, how unique and beautiful are these works of art? My collecting habit has me wanting them all.
{Caleb Luke Lin} Shop | Flickr | Tumblr
Which is your favorite?
Sometimes I just come across projects that are so clever. They make me smile and make me want to hoard and fill my home with them. Lauren Hom’s Daily Dishonesty project is just that. I can relate to each little lie and each of her versions are hand lettered so perfectly. Even though this makes me sound like a stalker, reading through her website makes me feel like she’s already by fake bff. She’s a lover of brunch, baking, and making things by hand. All things I love. It’s no wonder I love her work too! Check out her other links below.
{Lauren Hom} Blog | Daily Dishonesty | Society 6 Print Shop | Facebook | Linked In | Dribble | Behance
What are some little lies you tell yourself?
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Photo via Urbis Magazine
I know pastels are a little too sweet for some, but I can’t help it. I’m drawn to them. I love my pinks, mints, and lavenders. This Melbourne home designed by interior decorator Hecker Guthrie really hits the spot. Its light touches of pastel here and there make me so happy.
Are you a fan of pastels?
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Pallet Sofa DIY | File Crates DIY | Desk | Pallet Chairs | Rainbow Coffee Table | Wall | Shelf | Coffee Table DIY | Cage Coffee Table | Succulent Screen | IKEA Hack Desk | Signs | Stained TV Console DIY | Plate Storage | Outdoor Lounger DIY | Catch-all Hanger | Sling Chair DIY | Pink Armchair DIY | Shoe Rack DIY | Headboard | Vertical Garden DIY | Palette Coasters ($22) | Floating Pallet | Reading Bed DIY
I’ve been daydreaming in pallets for a while now. I work in a warehouse with plenty of them and I often dream of making all the discards into amazing furniture. My inspiration folder was bursting when I checked it today, so I thought it was the perfect time to share so that you can join in on these pallet transformations.
What would you make with found pallets?
Aren’t these gold accented ming china-esque candle line ’Choku’ by Amabro just gorgeous! I want them all!
What are you lusting after today?
Cake Toppers ($8) | Feather Arrow Fascinator ($225) | Wood Arrow Marquee ($170) | Arrow Stamp ($7) | Pillow ($25) | Mint & Copper Arrow Ring ($18) | Gotcha Print ($23) | Arrow Valentine’s Day Card ($6) | Arrow Bouquet ($108) | Arrow Head Wrap ($16) | Arrow Stripe Rug ($79) | Arrow Tote Bag ($24.50) | Arrow Fabric ($9) | Arrow Wall Decals ($45)
Arrows are awesome. Their bright colors, as signs, as captions. I’ve always loved doodling arrows. I figured with Valentine’s Day coming up, it was the perfect time to daydream in arrows. Maybe use them to hint at what you want from your sweetie this year!
Do you like arrows?
Feather Cape | Boutonniere ($16) | Tote Bag (£9) | Feather Collection Box via Happy Mundane | Feather Flower Arrangements by Flowerwild | Bow Bridal Fascinator ($200) | Gucci Runway Feather Ponytail | Feather Hands | Feathered Hat | Wing Light ($98) | Miss Wu Bella Feather Print Dress ($395) | Feather Faux Lashes ($20) | Quill Pen ($60)
I’ve been obsessed wtih feathers for as long as I can remember because my Chinese name is made up of the word feather. They’ve been “in” for a while now, but I still can’t get enough. The silky plumes exude luxury and girliness. Just love them in everything from flower arrangements to fashion. If you’re into that wing lamp, by the way, you might also enjoy this gilded wing post.
Are you a fan of feathers?
{Jill DeHaan} Portfolio
According to my planner, it’s National Handwriting Day. I didn’t know there was such a thing, but I figured we’d celebrate with an amazing handlettering artist Jill DeHaan. I first saw her work through these floral alphabets, which I just heart! Then, I found my way to her portfolio and I loved every single thing! It was really hard to pick faves.
Have you every tried to handletter?
Marble Title Background | Marble Wallpaper (€67.50) | Marble Pastry Board ($130) | Michael Kors Marble Print Dress ($1013) | Marble Salt Box ($26) | Vintage Marble Lamps ($695/2) | Marble Cake Stand ($128) | Marble Butter Keeper ($16) | Marble Print Flats ($78) | Marble Rolling Pin ($90) | Marble Cheese Board With Slicer ($13) | Marble Mortar & Pestle ($14-25) | Marble Cord Necklace (£28) | Saarinen Round Dining Table ($1800-4645) | Marble Fruit Bowl ($50)
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of marble. Since getting our new home, I’ve been obsessing about the stuff and I want every antique marble table or marble top dresser we come across. I don’t know what it is. Its beautifully natural pattern, its cold smoothness, or maybe even the thoughts of rolling out pie dough on a cold winter’s day. I just can’t get enough of it these days. I was lucky enough to get a marble pastry board from my bff one year that has a permanent place on my counter for when the baking (or cold stone-ing) urge hits. Now I was to deck out the rest! (If marbling in the colorful graphic sense is more your thing, check out this past daydream post!)
Do you like marble?
Remember when I said that sometimes I panic from indecisiveness and I don’t end up making any decision at all? Well, this totally solves my problems. At least when it comes to choosing a lamp ($59). I can change it daily with my mood. Kind of like these flowers. This would be a fun gift for anyone on your list!
Which lamp do you like most?
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