gives new meaning to 'the homework blues'

40"w x 30"t x 20"d; $850

your loyal companion of a letter opener

10"l x 1.75"w; $65

So Haute!

A belated thank you to So Haute for a fantastic mention of us last week! We love your blog and think our readers need to take your advice and make this asap. Although it feels like January in San Francisco, nothing says summertime like lemonade. 

Readers, we just received a lot of new items and can't wait to post images.....stay tuned and come visit us.

-Caitlin

over the weekend

i fell in love with a project in this month's (july/august) issue of met home

why?

maybe the palette of steely grays and apricots in that living room

(officially my new favorite color combo)

or her spot on selections of vintage furniture to pair with this 'restrained' modernist gem of a house

but what really swept me away was

her fantastic selection of 'found' objects

-caitlin

is bigger better?

while futzing around on the internet the other night, i came across this photo on the fabulous ms. wearstler's site.  imagine my excitement when i spotted the mini-version of our bianca jagger wall art.  

this kwid vignette seems to me like a good of example of so many elements that i appreciate: metallic accents, interaction of pieces from various time periods, the layering of textures and materials, how we at found really have our fingers on the pulse...

i don't always think that bigger is better, but when it comes to textural mixed-metal wall art, i think you know where i stand.

-tyler