Choices, Choices…
…mountains, desert, beach, or city?
Please Stop By…
The door is always open…
Hello…
…how neighborly, yes? Hello House by Melbourne based OOF! Architecture…
Cozy…
…snow flurries in Chicago…a cozy Sunday afternoon inside…
Things Organized Neatly…
…minimalists love organization…Things Organized Neatly is a clever Tumblr that showcases the art of order…visit this tumblr to satisfy your organizational cravings…it’s fun to browse.
Lovely Buddha…
…always brings a sense of integrity and tranquility to a space…
A Fond Farewell…
…until next spring. Where do you store your ride?
Nature’s Bounty…
gold coast, chicago
Spooky…
…a home on North Astor Street in Chicago is ready for Halloween…
picture taken by cabbagerose
Five Fab Finds….
artis cosmetic brushes…designed by ex-MAC executive…
100% egyptian cotton towels from daniella witte’s shop…
alada porcelain cup by estúdio manus
grass mounds…axial symphony, china, by design systems ltd.
cleartones…minimalist ringtones…here
Float Away…
…I have been nursing a sore muscle in my back for the past few days. I happened upon, (thank you, Trendland,) Float by Unnur Valdis and wished I could try to heal my aching back in the geothermal pools in magical Iceland…with Float gear in hand, of course…
Most hot springs are artificially constructed — many to marvelous results — altering the local scenery. But Iceland’s geothermal pools use the natural landscape as the experience’s foundation. Here, pools are larger, and unlike their counterparts in Japan, they’re ideal for floating your entire body.
With that in mind, Unnur Valdis dared to design an accessory that improves the bathing experience in hot water — and does so with an entirely understated and tailored approach. Float, her simple-looking swim cap, is made from Neoprene-Lycra-Polyethylene foam and designed to embrace the bathers head into total relaxation. Floating is no longer an awkward sensation overwhelming your body’s equilibrium.Valdis’ innovation is a shortcut for effortless relaxation, regardless of location. Try it at your local spring or pool (or, ideally, as an accomplice on your next trip north).
…yes, please!…
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