How did your Valentine’s Day go? I spent mine at home nursing a virus hit, but hence got to discover a fabulous Zakka store. I simply adore these understated modern home wares at Truck Furniture, a Osaka, Japan company which specializes in simple yet stylish furniture and home accessories. Clean lines with neutral colors but no shortage of adorable features!
Monsieur Dressup is a unique coat rack design by Anna Thomas, which features collar, cuff and pocket shaped wall hooks that are made from maple. Not only are these wood decor great for tidying your clothing and accessories, they will also dress up the wall at the same time! More info at Loyal Loot Collective.
Mini nest and leaves pattern bowls by Australian ceramicist, Shannon Garson, who specializes in hand-thrown and hand-painted porcelain. Beautiful and intricate ceramic work!
An unique concept of seating and conservation by Jurgen Bey – a log bench that is made from the trunk of a fallen tree. All you need are the beautiful bronze chair backs for leaning on. Stunning idea!
I’m loving Modern Twist‘s functional yet stylish PJ Pocket Pillow, whose unique design is inspired by the Japanese anemone box, used traditionally to keep family heirloom.
This handmade fabric storage looks like a modern pillow when folded, but opens out to a large bag where you can store any household items or toys. A wonderful way to keep clutter out of sight!
I have my eyes set on these authentic and unique ceramics from MoMa store’s new and exclusive seoul collection.
Ceramics above – clockwise from top-left: porcelain bird and cloud salt and pepper shaker by Daniel Jo, bird vase by Mika H.J. Kim and Henrietta Sarosi, ceramic tea mug with a V dent by Luna Seo, perforated cloud design mug by KyoungHan Lee, bird bowl by Daniel Jo, egg-shaped salt and pepper shaker by Mika H.J. Kim and Henrietta Sarosi, and finally forest cup set engraved with branch design by Sang Jong Yoon.
I stumbled upon Sears.ca 2009 spring collection, and am loving the modern style and neutral colors of some of the spring dresses:
Spring dresses – clockwise from top-left: sleeveless jumper, linen shift dress, cotton jumper, and canvas shirt dress
Have I told you how much I enjoyed Sharon Montrose’s work? What a beautiful composition! Love the feathers …
