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Let’s Make Something (aka please, may I clean up after you?)

Currently, my house is functioning as a tiny sweatshop. It’s a factory alright – a factory of all things Rainbow Loom. Maybe you’ve seen the sleeves of rubber bracelets or maybe your home is similar to mine with floors littered with microscopic, neon rubber bands and tiny fingers working away taking orders […]

By |February 4th, 2014|News|3 Comments

The Marrakech Express

Words fail me when it comes to describing my recent trip to Marrakech, so I will let these images do most of the talking. Certainly there are magnificent sights to be seen – in sharp contrast to the realities of daily life in a hot, dusty, bustling city. The locals […]

By |November 1st, 2013|News, Places|0 Comments

Paris, Mon Amour.

Oh Paris, how I have missed you. We’d met only twice in my youth, but how I longed for you. With only a few decades of separation, we somehow managed to find 2.5 glorious days together last week. Your weather was perfection, and my schedule was wide open. Not a […]

By |October 4th, 2013|News, Places|0 Comments

Fading Fast

Say what you want about the neon trend (I’m still on board) but I have noticed an internal inkling for some faded hues. Lately, I’ve noticed a lot of faded fluorescents and I gotta say I am loving them. Just yesterday was the opening of  the hotly anticipated OKL Artisanal […]

By |July 26th, 2013|Happenings, News|1 Comment

AltSummit NYC 2013

I was thrilled when I learned that AltSummit NYC was to be held (again) at Martha Stewart Living offices. For those inspired by her creative lifestyle (and that of her staff), entering the MSLO offices was like the Mother Ship calling me home. Needless to say, the ultimate hostess did […]

By |June 28th, 2013|Happenings, News|0 Comments

The Meaning of Home

Sometimes understanding the meaning of home is best understood by leaving it behind. Whether you leave your hometown for good, or just your hood, nothing puts things into perspective like getting away. A few weeks ago, I did just that. Having never been up the California coast after living in […]

By |June 20th, 2013|News|0 Comments

Gettin’ Crafty and Connected

As many of you know, I love a crafts. As a kid, I used to walk over to The Hobby Shop on Magazine Street just to wander the aisles for hours. That place was (and still is) filled with so much stuff – so much potential, and I just loved […]

By |May 17th, 2013|Happenings, News|0 Comments

The Reality of LCDQ

Currently in LA, a fancy design conference called The La Cienega Design Quarter Legends of La Cienega is underway. While it’s fun to see the showrooms all dolled up for magazine editors and design bloggers and attend an amazing variety of panel discussions and presentations, I miss the day to […]

By |May 10th, 2013|Happenings, News|0 Comments

Make it Mine with Bulletin Boards

As most parents know, the amount of clutter (er, artwork) a child generates can be just plain mind-blowing. As adults, class schedules, invitations, and recipes are just a fraction of the paperwork we refer to no matter how organized we try to be on our iPhones.  I have known several […]

By |May 2nd, 2013|News|0 Comments

Paris Photo

Paris Photo LA takes place this weekend at Paramount Studios. I attended the preview on Friday and was quite simply, blown away. Some of the finest fine art photography in the world is on display (and available for purchase). Take a look at some of my favorite discoveries.

Hendrick Kerstens, is a […]

By |April 27th, 2013|Happenings, News|0 Comments