

digging these simple graphic tees by Non-Format for The Gap (Red)
there's beauty in your dishsoap
sequence from Julianna Goodman on Vimeo. (Music: "The five step" mashup - by Overdub (dave brubeck vs radiohead)



OMG. i can't decide which one of these is cooler?! The new "Spacetime" collection from Poketo is just too darn sweet. It was co-curated by Kitsune Noir. Awesomeness-defined. I think I may veer toward the Cody Hudson one, but I guess I don't really have to choose, since they all come in one pack! Question is, where to put.. where to put... hm....
Inspiring housetour over at AT:LA of artist Rene Norman's Austin home. I wish I could keep my place that clean- great use of colors and interesting simple details-
the whole place feels light, bright, and happy. Love the door!
but most impressive is her own artwork! I think it totally makes each space. Check more here and Rene's pieces at her site. 
(images by Adrienne Breaux for AT, and Rene Norman)
Spotted this in a recent Italian issue of Marie Claire Maison. Totally drawn to the bookcase, and the little vignette of the stacked wood panels with the white sculpture/rock? thing on top.
Love how the wood panels are all different shades. A simple and modern way to highlight a special object! (image via Marie Claire Maison)
Last year, I mentioned this image I saw that had black matte metal candle holders with gold lining on a stairwell- (I made my own DIY interpretation over the holidays here)- well, I was just in Crate and Barrel and looks like they have their own version- They are sooo lovely- the black/gold is also perfect for Fall- but would also be timelessly chic year round.
Beautiful line of scrubbers from Full Circle Home. The best part, they're sustainable too! The handles are made of bamboo, and the "plastic part" is made of "Bonterra", which is derived from cellulose and starch in plants so it can be broken down. 
Also, they're designed so that the bristles can stay off the counter so they'll dry faster, lessening the time for bacteria to get in. See the whole line and get more info here. Love the "Suds Up" dish brush and sponge- the aqua with the bamboo and yellow is gorgeous.

Totally speaks to me. Check out more of her work here.
If any of you are looking for a fab family event this weekend, artist Karen Kimmel is hosting another fun workshop at the Crewcuts store (J.Crew's kids brand) in Mailbu. This Sunday, September 20th from 11am-2pm- You'll also get an exclusive 15% discount on all crewcuts and J.Crew purchases made during the event. Karen will be launching her new stencil sets, coloring book and tote bags. It should be a great afternoon of art, treats and shopping! Space is limited, so first come, first serve- RSVP and info to neweditions@thepattongroupinc.com or call 800.514.3791 ext. 3
Happy friday folks- I'm taking a (much needed) quick trip to Palm Springs- Even though "summer" is over according to calendar, the desert apparently didn't get that memo- Instead of being at a hotel, I'm actually renting a house this time, which is a new and exciting experience- I'll try to post a fun thing or two over the weekend, but in the meantime- Pepé hopes you have good one!
I'm all for mixing it up! This "Multi Candle Pin", by Sebastian Bergne for Eno, encourages you to take any type of candle and mix them together- I'm thinking this could be fun DIY inspiration too- 
Love the look of the thin matte black pins with the tonal shades of the candles. Get it here.

I'm finding this cast metal milk crate very appealing- but also loving this wood trompe l'oeil version too!
Gotta love a large chunky wooden robot with rope arms named Gary! Could be fun DIY inspiration if you have some wood scraps laying around. Otherwise, you can get him here.
something about the juxtaposition of organic combined with man made really appeals to me in this piece. Available here.


Made from recycled plastic crates! Love the yellow and wood combo. from Merry Design Studio in Spain.
I know it might be a little early to be thinking about Halloween, but this cake is too cool! Apparently this is from a 2006 issue of Martha Stewart, but it's included again in this year's Halloween special edition that just hit newstands. Recipe here. I bet this could be fun year round by using different colored marshmallows and candles... hm... ideas...