The Musket Room

Fell in love with this space by designers Alexander Waterworth. See more of their work here.

Outside at the Beefbar

Love this. See more images of the Beefbar  here. From the pitiful amount of Russian/Greek? that I understand, this amazing bar is in Mexico, Camino Real Palanco to be exact... but thats about it. 

Ginger and Fig

Making progress on a very fun project that Kate and I have been busy with for the last few weeks. The lights went in today. Its all starting to take shape. Hopefully by next week we'll have a bit more to show you.

 

Egg Collective

Girls rock! And the three Brooklyn based ladies from Egg Collective know it. Adore their brass hexagonal tables.

Foxy

At first the logo caught my eye. I love an illustrated animal. But it was the ass kicking lighting and beautiful brass details that really got me. The cactus screens and simple colours an extra bonus. Even the food looks good. Check out more of this project here.

some things i liked this week

A very busy week last week has left me catching up with a whole lot. But I can never pass up pinterest, sometimes when its a bit quiet on set I sit and pin things... dont tell anyone, they are supposed to think I'm hard at work.

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Kelly

My first ever visit to a Kelly Wearstler interior was eight years ago for drinks at the Santa Monica Viceroy...I was smitten. I visited again many times. It was only four blocks from my house so would take every guest that ever visited me there for drinks or dinner. I also discovered that they don't mind you lounging around the pool all day, nice when you live in an apartment. Kelly reinvents herself on a regular basis. Never gets stuck in a look. This look might be my favorite so far. 

Kelly's Malibu home shot by Jamie Beck from From Me To You.

Made and Found

Its been a while since I did one of these. Finished the Ahoy cushion in record time, had a quiet weekend awhile ago and churned it out. Wish I had more of those! The ball I found in France, the copper bin in a junk shop and a very recent find the solid brass cutlery set. Could only fit a sampling of the entire set in the shot because there was so much of it. It even came with ice cream spoons and little pate knives? And other strange spoony forky things that I'm not sure have a purpose in the 21st century. And weighs a ton!