Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Supplies for Hosting a Gathering Under $30

1. Flourish coasters, $16 for a set of four
2. Miix spoon set, $24 for a set of five.
2. Fine dining place mats, $24 for 50

Taking Back the Tea Party

with Pee-Wee Herman -- of course.
Pee_wee_herman_tea_party_plate_edible_gold_glitter_stars
{left to right from top left: pee-wee herman altered vintage plate (42.00) (via chateau thombeau);  tart teacup (25.00);  ococoa vegan chocolates (various);  gold star edible glitter (5.99);  esther derkx teapot and coffepot (€ 61,50);  champagne edible glitter (£2.40).}
from WHORANGE

Marimekko Teapot

Retro Kitchen Ideas...

Reminds me of my kitchen when I first moved in...
My mother had a print of this painting up for many years.
I've yet to jump on the Bargelo bandwagon
    from Retro Renovation 

    Trixie Delicious

    These are made by trixie delicious, an artist in Aukland, New Zealand.

    Monday, December 27, 2010

    Tuesday, August 10, 2010

    Candy Colors

    I decided to group my favorites together this morning for some brightly colored eye candy this morning. i hope you’ll enjoy the splash of color as much as i did today. 
    striped mug by petra boas, $14 at our workshop uk
    pretty new cloisonee pendants + colorful cards from yellow owl workshop
    from Design*Sponge 

    Tuesday, August 3, 2010

    Kyoto Placemats

    i wish that i was one of those neat eaters who never spilled anything, but sadly most of my meals happen on my “work couch” and i always end up with something on my shirt (or the couch) by the end of the day. nothing too bad (i promise i’m not a walking spaghetti stain), but i could definitely use a placemat (or bib) every now and then. these new mats are from kat at the team at modern-twist and i love the new “kyoto” pattern by jennifer judd-mcgee on them. the surface of each mat is germ-free, non-porous, heat-resistant and perfect for adults and little-ones alike. the full fall collection from modern-twist will be in stores (and online) in september so click here to check out their current series or bookmark the page for the release.
    from Design*Sponge by grace

    Friday, July 9, 2010

    Sally Wheat Interiors....

    from MadeByGirl by Jen of Made By Girl
    I first came across Sally Wheat's work via La Dolce Vita blog. I'm so glad I did....! I am so enamored with her work! It has a relaxed and elegant feel to it while the kids room is FUN & full of bright colors! 

    I love the fact that her use of colors & accessories makes EVERYTHING even more eye-catching! She definitely takes risks, mixing & matching items I wouldn't normally think of mixing together....I am really looking forward to seeing more of her work! 








    Saturday, June 26, 2010

    a oui roundup: my french table


    [image above, left to right: saint james striped shirt (because you have to wear something at your french table!), french gougere mix $14 (yum!), fleur de sel dish $11.50, red linen provence tablecloth $64.90+]



    i’m sorry, it’s friday and my brain is fried so please forgive the terrible pun in this post’s title. i think the heat is starting to melt my brain and puns seem like a good idea today. to counteract the heat i’ve been watching movies and clips online of amelie, trying to imagine what life would be somewhere beautiful, cool, and with a constant dreamy breeze. so i thought i’d build a tiny roundup of things that would live on my amelie-inspired french table. even if none of these items ever live in my home, i still like to close my eyes and imagine bringing bread to the table in a market bag and then eating brioche off of one of nathalie lete’s painted plates. au revoir!

    from Design*Sponge by grace
    [image above, clockwise from top left: mastering the art of french cooking $13, mini red staub pot $50, french olive wood spoon $9.99, french brioche mold $6, french bee tumblers $50 for set of 6, good evening dinner plate, small market tote $24 (to carry your bread home), latte bowls $30 for 6]

    Tuesday, June 22, 2010

    under $100: picnic fun


    the sun is shining and it’s feeling like summer, so amy and i decided to work on an under $100 picnic roundup today that would fit the season. we chose our favorite blankets, cutlery, plates, cups, grills, and accessories to make your backyard or park-picnic picture perfect. if we left any of your favorites out feel free to leave them in the comment section below. happy picnic-ing!




    [image above, clockwise from top left: melanine picnic plates $32, lobster cracker $5.95, stanley flask $22, kennet thermos $27, picnic grill $49.95, portable hi-bol game $38, striped yellow napkins $7 for 20, bambu sporks $10.95 for 24, nail party picks $12.50 (made from foam)]



    [image above, clockwise from top left: picnic recipe book $10.10, portable plaid picnic blanket $21.99, candy dots napkins 16 for $9.99, green gingham take out containers $14 for 6, 3 tier melamine lunchbox $33.50, faux silver cutlery $20 for 32 pieces, felt favor box $13.99]



    [image above, clockwise from top left: striped napkins $3 for 20, grey paper garland $35 (perfect for hanging from trees), big sur lantern $78, melamine "not paper" bowls $10.95 for 4, platypus portable water tank $34.95, recycled paper cake stands $12.50, fluted ceramic dessert plates $48 for 4 (i love that they look like paper plates)]


    [image above, clockwise from top left: red checked tablecloth $39.95, portable wine set $28, horse tablecloth $62, festival picnic basket for 2 $44]


    [image above, clockwise from top left: foutas blankets $25 (layer a few for a colorful picnic blanket), pink dotted napkins $6 for 20]


    [image above, clockwise from top left: striped paper straws $5.99]


    [image above: mason jar drink dispenser $69]
    from Design*Sponge