I’ve found my favorite Instagram account of the moment. Known as @thebookishmanicurist, this voracious reader and nail tech reads YA novels and paints faux nails to match. Her creations are incredibly detailed and capture the essence of the beautiful illustrations…
Beautiful surface design can transform ordinary objects into functional works of art. Melbourne-based designer and illustrator Cassie Byrnes highlights this in her label Variety Hour, a print-focused endeavor that’s an outlet for her to “get as weird as she wants” and to experiment…
1. Fox Brooch by Liten kanin 2. Miniature Needle Felted Cactus Garden in Glass Terrarium by Once Again Sam 3. Cat Return Address Stamp by Native Bear 4. Ghosts by Studio Arhoj 5. Cactus Bra by Emily Parkinson 6. Bright Blue Elephant Mug…
I wear a lot of solid colors. I’m never too crazy with my patterning—instead, I prefer to accessorize with illustrative wares like enamel pins and statement necklaces. They’re visually interesting but don’t draw too much attention—critical for my introverted self. İrem…
1. Swan Collar Clips by An English Garden 2. Leather Clutch with Removable Wrist Strap by Zana Products 3. Cheetah Lapel Pin by Kristina Micotti 4. Fancy Dress Silk Scarf by Karen Mabon 5. TOTEM Bear Earrings by Marine Mistake 6. Wooden…
Isa Beniston creates clothing that looks—and I’d imagine must feel—like you’re wearing the page of a sketchbook. The colorful, one of a kind crop tops feature a dizzying surface design that’s a mashup of doodles, portraits, and energetic brush strokes. Seemingly…
1. Alligator Necklace by designosaurYEAH 2. Ceramic Bottle by Mari Bray 3. Boss Lady Enamel Pin by Sally McAdam 4. Handmade Gold Leaf and Leather Cactus Necklace by Benu Made 5. Tiger Print Dress (for toddlers, sadly) by Lola and Stella 6. Black Cat Paw…
1. Ceramic Hands by Erin Paisley 2. Bookend Cactus by Design Atelier 3. Alpaca Miniature Figurine by Piccolo Circo 4. Things Will Work Out pin by People I’ve Loved 5. Ring Dish with 22k Gold Bee by Pottery Lodge 6. Whale Tissue Holder…
The beauty of cross stitch can be applied to more than just fabric. Merve Burma is the mastermind behind Grav Grav, a small studio that crafts exquisite rose designs on the front of wooden bags. Made from oak, the embroidered products come in two…
1. Ceramic Animals by Sarah Theron 2. Sweet Peach Ceramic Pin by Louise Reimer 3. Timber Tiger Clock by Paul Farrell for ByShop 4. Pink Paint Pin by Dying Slowly 5. Bird Plate by Moonbird Pottery (Photo credit: Justina Blakeney) 6. Watermelon Necklace…