I’m loving this feature from Sweet Paul mag, in particular the whimsical big cookies styling. Wouldn’t it be lovely if cookies do come that big? Check out the awesome recipes here.

Food + Styling: Paul Lowe; Photography: Hector Sanchez

The winter issue of Sweet Paul online magazine is filled with wonderful holiday craft and decorating ideas, among other fabulous things. I still can’t get over how pretty the holiday brush tree is, yet it is so easy to make, and not to mention that it comes from a humble bottle brush. Shown above are also polka dot paper wreath, wooden beads wreath, and photo wreath, easy-to-make wreaths that you can hang on the wall, door, or at the fireplace, to bring festive spirit and warmth into your home.

Styling: Paul Lowe
Photography: Alexandra Grablewski

Here’s a peek at the spring/summer 2011-12 lookbook of NZ fashion store Mondegreen, which is filled with fun and whimsical concepts. Creative and art direction by Di Fuller of 2Di4Design. More pictures here.

Photography: Stephen Tilley

Beautiful styling with stamps, stationery and happy objects by Simone Barter, as seen on the latest issue of Paper Runway – Made By Hand. Check out other paper artwork, and articles on the new issue here. {via}

Photography: © Lisa Ford

I stumbled upon the blog of German Prop Stylist Dietlind Wolf, and am totally fascinated by her unique styling and concept. In her recent work for Essen und Trinken‘s Oct 2011 issue, the humble kartoffel (or more commonly known as potatoes to many of us) are beautifully dressed up for an occasion. I’m digging the potato letter cut-outs and stamps concept.

Photo Credit: ©Ulrike Holsten

A beautiful milk and honey themed festive table styling by the girls at The Pretty Blog. I’m smitten by the stalk of flower in a bottle of milk! That makes for a simple and pretty decor idea!

{Photo Credit: Johan Wilke}

I really enjoy the works of Dutch interior stylist Carline Van Oel, and am especially drawn to her prop styling. View her portfolio here, and also check out her beautiful blog at &Pompoon.

{Photography: Wim Van Oel, Sander Van Den Bosch}

Knitted Eames Wire Chair – an interesting styling concept that incorporates two contrasting materials, yarn and metal. Why haven’t I thought of this before?

{Knitting work: Plainliving; Styling: Akira Ishikawa; Photo: Osamu Koizumi}

Brooklyn based photo-stylist Shauna Faust put together these pretty pastel-colored sets, made special with the thoughtful use of stripes, floral prints, silk ribbons, and textured fabrics. Oh, I absolutely love the number graphics on those wine bottles, which make such brilliant table numbers!

{Photo credits: © Kate Sears, Thayer Allison Gowdy and Joseph De Leo}

Today, I am inspired by the neutrals and rose styling by Leslie of A Creative Mint. A group of coral rose in a Moroccan tea cup will make a beautiful tabletop centerpiece.

{Photo credit: © A Creative Mint}