The Time Traveler’s Wife is a modern love story with impossible terms. A man that can time-travel time and a woman who waits. Their intense relationship is gripping from the beginning and the bubble of their unusual lifestyle and the impracticality of their love is never trite, but rather stripped down to all that is honest and sweet. One of my favorite novels.
$9 at Amazon.
Loving the 60s-70s throwback feel in modernist organization.
$50-$515, Scott Hansen aka ISO50 via Grain Edit.
Oh, how I wish I had a dog, a dog-walking station like this, and in the Winter, a dog-walker.
Walker Wall Plaque at Best in Park, $70 (via Decor 8).
I would be happy to dress like this every day. Comfy t-shirt, fitted shrunken jacket, lots of leg. Supposedly she’s an accountant…
via The Sartorialist.
I guess you can slip this off your wrist and on to your coffee cup, but 1) I don’t drink coffee and 2) it’s far too pretty to do that.
$68 at Contexture Design.
“I have only ever designed products that I myself would like to live with so it goes without saying that we live with Braun products and Vitsoe furniture. As a designer, it is only by using your products daily that you are able to tell what sorts of improvements may still be needed.”
– Dieter Rams in Simplicity, purity and openness (via 37 signals)
I’m pretty sure I could pull an entire wardrobe off just in plaid… loved it even before it was trendy.
$74 at Need Supply Co.
Sparkly threads run throughout this fabulous bow. Perfect for a night out dancing, I think.
$50 at ban.do via Cup of Joe.
“I don’t believe in it. People think some muse comes down and strikes. Well, making a dance is just plain work like anything else. The inspiration is the deadline.”
– Paul Taylor in the New York Times Magazine (via Greg Tracy).
