Designer Relish: Pamplemousse Design Inc.

Delphine Krakoff has a great sense of style, in which she is able to create such elegant french modernist interiors. I love everything in the Pamplemousse portfolio.

Woolly MamMondays: Wool Blankets

The first image is from a beautiful store on Etsy called Mexchic and they handcraft some amazing neutral blankets.

The second image is from Lake Superior Woolen Company which I recently spotted on the Full House blog here. This company raises there own sheep and all the wool used is 100% virgin wool.
(Check out there fun facts page)

My Weekly Muse

I love the open feel of both of these Scandinavian kitchens found here.
Also see them on these lovely blogs here and here.

Tetris and Tea

Tetris Sugar by Danil Zdorov found here.

Tea Cups by Ange-Line Tetrault found here.

Photographer Relish: Jason Lee

Jason Lee is a very talented photographer. I spent a while on his personal blog enjoying the images of his two gorgeous daughters!

Woolly MamMondays: Wooly Baby Shop

First up the adorable Wooly Baby! There etsy shop consists of beautiful handmade wool slippers, hats and gifts. My favorites are shown above.

Woolly MamMondays

WOOL : curly hair that forms the fleece of and certain other characterized by minute, overlapping surface scales that give it property.

I love the many uses of wool. Every Monday I want to feature something made with wool that is creative, useful and downright adorable! Hope you all can enjoy and get your wool on!

My Weekly Muse

I read blogs all the time and every week I come across an inspiring image that makes me think about everything that was captured. The image above was found via Desire to Inspire from her post last week about photographer Susanne Schanz. I love everything about the space its calming, fresh and exciting with the "I Warn You" phrase. It also reminds me a little of a neutralized Jonathan Adler vignette.

Artist Relish: Tove Adman

Can I just say I am falling more in love with the rough elegance this artist has created. I predict concrete decor as the new upcoming trend over the next few years. It seems to always take a while for something to become mainstream but for now I am just enjoying all the creative pieces Tove Adman made.