by Rebecca Thorman on April 9 ////
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These awesome prints are actually by the designer I work with at Alice. He’s fabulous at transforming my sad-looking wireframes into works of marketing genius, but he also creates real works of art. He’s been recognized in a variety of areas, most recently with several collaborations with Urban Outfitters and Society 6.
Check out Jerod’s portfolio on Cargo and Behance.
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by Rebecca Thorman on April 8 ////
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I love maps. I mean, I really, really loooove maps. Which is strange, because I don’t have a good sense of geography. But maybe if I hung this up in my place, that would improve. You can also mark all the places you’ve been. The print comes with 202 pins to chart your path. 200 of the pins are black, one of them is red and one of them is blue. Red is for headquarters, blue is for next target.
Oh, the places you’ll go!
$180 at You and Me, The Royal We.
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by Rebecca Thorman on March 29 ////
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I’ve just spent a good amount of time browsing through Factory 20‘s selections. I’ve learned they are particularly adept at styling old (vintage) stuff, and making me want it desperately.
From top: Heavy Patina’d Steel Mutli-Drawer Cabinet, $920; Old Shamrock Vintage Industrial Elevated Laundry Bin, $345; Neo-Bauhaus Wall Mounted Wooden Coat Rack, $1070; Regent Balboa Portrait Wall Mirror, $480; Bus Station Waiting Room Clock, $465; Vintage Industrial Steel Laboratory Single Drawer Table/Desk, $885; Mammoth Green School Chalkboards, SOLD; High Victorian Articulate Accordion Beveled Oval Portrait Mirror, $535.
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by Rebecca Thorman on February 17 ////
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“All we see when we stand in front of the landscape are archetypes: preconceived notions and pre-experienced views. Landscape is a manifestation of culture; our perception grows out of how we have seen the landscape represented and how it has been delivered to us historically and in popular culture.”
And Still We Gather With Infinite Momentum 1 by Justin James King
$20 at 20×200.
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by Rebecca Thorman on February 16 ////
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Another every-day beauty from elephantine, $36.
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by Rebecca Thorman on February 2 ////
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$68 at Nordstrom Floral Filigree Cuff Bracelet.
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by Rebecca Thorman on February 2 ////
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$495, Etoile Hobo by L.A.M.B.
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by Rebecca Thorman on January 22 ////
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I’m really adoring these delicate beauties. Aren’t they perfect for your every day?
$34, Tabula Rosa and $32 Amelia at Elephantine.
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by Rebecca Thorman on January 21 ////
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Not sure what else a girl could ask for.
$79, Wrap Dining Chair at West Elm.
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by Rebecca Thorman on January 20 ////
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Please, I need this dress. And Spring. From H&M’s new Garden Collection to be released this Spring. Priced at a mere $20.
via Oh Joy!
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by Rebecca Thorman on January 20 ////
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This kind of reminds me of my mother’s favorite movie, Two for the Road with Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney. Lovely, non?
via Grain Edit.
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by Rebecca Thorman on January 6 ////
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Some terrific duvet covers, blankets and throws that are simple, modern and cozy textiles.
Starting at $180 at Area.
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