March 4, 2011
Hello, Chicago! It’s way too early for most of you to be up but I have a backlog of projects to share with you! For starts I want to share a sneak peak of how I finally chose to dress our front windows.
Above is a photograph of our windows in progress during last summer as [...]
December 1, 2010
I can’t believe it! -This is the third winter in our little Chicago bungalow! Today marks the first day of December and Hanukkah. To celebrate we will be lighting the Menorah tonight. I am super excited. I even pulled out my winter boots, tromped outside in the snow and collected a few branches to make [...]
March 13, 2010
Just a few snap shots before the baby arrives (April 5th or so).
February 8, 2010
When Adam and I announced that we were pregnant, his mom had given us about 20+ children’s books as a surprise. Over the last year she had been collecting some of Adam’s favorite books from when he was little and saving them just for this occasion. Adam is going to kill me for telling you [...]
January 17, 2010
Adam and I are expecting our first baby this April and I am having a lot of fun thinking of ways to make my office into a baby friendly room!
From top row, left to right:
• Marimekko fabric panel stash. -Perfect for the wall above the crib.
• Beaded cord paired with a simple white paper lantern
• [...]
November 15, 2009
A sneak peak of our Fica Xmas Tree, decorated with ornaments from my husband’s childhood. My parents had this tree since I was little and gave it to me a few years ago. I love it.
Plaid blanket tree skirt + an early bird present.
More holiday decoration ideas brewing here.
June 10, 2009
…because,
Geisha cat will destroy all plant matter in the house within a matter of seconds
+
I like to see plants eye to eye.
April 16, 2009
Secretly I’ve always wanted a Beware of Dog sign and now my dream has come true.
And a few more photos here and here.
April 10, 2009
Above is a piece of art of my own that I am going to call White Sheep because it’s made from the wool of one sheep whose wool I obtained from a farmer. The raw sheered wool was so beautiful as is but smelled like barn, was too oily to work with and contained plant [...]