Just do it. Create Philosophy mug, $12 at Paper Source
With these mugs to tell you what to do, you can just sit down and follow instructions.
Is your mug is your manager/inspiration?
Keep Calm and Carry On mug, $10.95 at Paper Source
Grow a 'stache for Movember! $12.95 at Paper Source
Taste Life Philosophy mug, $12 at Paper Source
Images courtesy of Paper Source.
Matthew Sporzynski's paper creations appear in Real Simple magazine.
Artist Matthew Sporzynski is the kind of artist we love to celebrate. His paper creations are whimsical and cheerful, reviving everyday objects and reminding us of our Western lifestyle.
We love peeking at his replicas and wondering how he created a bowl full of popcorn or a clothesline of office basics.
Laundry clothesline by Matthew Sporzynski
Pencils by Matthew Sporzynski
Pots and dirt by Matthew Sporzynski
Tomato plant by Matthew Sporzynski
Strawberries by Matthew Sporzynski
Popcorn by Matthew Sporzynski
Images courtesy of Real Simple Magazine where you can view many more of Matthew Sporzynski’s beautiful paper creations.
For those who always wanted something a little different: cloud raining dandelion puffs temporary tattoo, $12
It’s the year 2010 and perhaps there’s never been a more liberated era than ours today. So much so that the temporary body art decals we are featuring in this post seem almost yesteryear.
In a Lady Gaga world, is there really anything risqué, rebellious, or even sexy about a tattoo? And how about a temporary one?
Do tattoos still have the power to provoke? Or are tattoos a private joy for the bearer?
To help with these questions, we’ve featured the best temporary body art decals from UK provider Inkwear. What’s your take on tatts?
Inkwear temporary tattoo sets are unique and fun- with zero commitment.
Celebrity tattoo collection.
Images courtesy of Inkwear.
We love the delicate cut-out shapes of these metal lace table top accessories. They strike that contemporary balance somewhere between Moroccan lanterns, Art Deco aspirations, and grandma’s doilies.
The trays are obviously useful as well as simple decorative pieces, and to be perfectly honest, I predict the napkin holder will manifest itself in my home in the near future.
Round metal lace tray, $20 at Urban Barn
Square metal lace tray, $22 at Urban Barn
Napkin holder, $8 at Urban Barn
Candle holder, $16 at Urban Barn
Images courtesy of Urban Barn.
Willow twig panel, 21"D x 8"W x 74"H, $60 at Urban Barn
This willow twig panel at Urban Barn is perfect as a room divider in open-concept spaces. We can also imagine it looking quite handsome adding texture and depth lined up against a wall.
Use as the mood strikes you.
Image courtesy of Urban Barn.