Perfectly Imperfect.

I’ve been in love with Rae Dunn’s ceramics for a long time now; ever since my friend Charles introduced me to her work. Rae’s ceramic work is really fun, yet simple and elegant. I love it’s purity, without taking itself too seriously. And it’s very tactile – I want to reach out and touch it. Rae says her work is strongly influenced by... 
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Soft & Fuzzies.

Last night I attempted to peruse the massive pile of holiday gift catalogs I tripped over upon entering my apartment. Why, oh why do they bombard us with these? It guilt’s me not to look at them because it’s such a waste of trees. Anyhow, I saw some cute things in the Garnet Hill catalog, so I thought I’d share. There’s no way I can compete with the... 
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Just in Time For Hanukkah.

Jonathan Adler has this fantastic line of handstiched needlepoint yarmulkes. Brilliant. You’ve never looked so good at Temple.  
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Have You Ever Been to Muji?

Muji in London is one of my favorite shops. When my friend Casey and I were there a few years ago, we picked up these great little journals and a set of colored pencils and documented and illustrated our whole trip. Even the toothless pick-pocket, but that’s another story. They’ve had a few things available online for awhile now. But I checked in today for some... 
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Why do Laundromats Have the Coolest Chairs?