If these lamps wanted to come live in my home that would make me very happy.

It occurred to me after I posted here yesterday about my new print and it being available in my Society6 shop that I never mentioned that I have a Society6 shop!  Silly girl…

So, to fix that – I recently opened a shop on Society6 selling a few of my prints as either art prints, iphone cases, laptop skins, cards, stretched canvases… well, there’s quite a few options really, have a look for  yourself right here.

Gorgeous floor coverings from Luke Irwin.  See more here.

Sculptural, tactile, industrial, just a few words that come to mind when looking at Timothy Johns work. And I do have a soft spot for pretty much anything created with felt.  See more for yourself here.

Simple, sweet and colorful – three words I would use to describe Gleena ceramics.  The work of Asya Palatova, “Gleena” means clay in Russian. Originally trained as a graphic designer, Asya returned to school to get her MFA with a concentration in ceramics after she fell in love with the process.

Influenced by childhood summers spent at her family country home Asya has created a line of ceramics that have a simple organic shape and beautiful translucent glazes that remind me of delicate bits of candy.  Several of the pieces feature nature-inspired imagery such as the roomy tea bowls. Other pieces, like the number mugs, have a clear connection to Asya’s days as a graphic designer

Each piece is lovingly made by hand in Asya’s  Pawtucket, RI studio.

Love these new planters from Orla Kiely.  Available at Wild & Wolf.

Love these prints from Rebelform shop.

I love this antler pillow found at Follow shop.

I’m coveting everything from Klaus Haapaniemi.

I came across Art Mind the other day and was immediately drawn in by the clean lines and stark white ceramics.  The artist created a series of 99 ceramics, each one capturing a feeling.  Such a wonderful idea and so well executed!  I browsed through dozens of pieces, some I could see the feeling immediately, others it took me a bit longer to figure out. The entire collection is really interesting and certainly worth browsing through.

Four of my favorites below – Wise, Tired, Torn and Stress.