Everything you ever wanted to know about Stripes. I LOVE Stripes. How can one not be delighted by such beauty and simplicity. But apparently stripes have a history more devil than angel... To stripe a surface serves to distinguish it, to point it out. Through history the stripe has always made a bold statement. From prisoners' uniforms to tailored suits, to street signs. During the Middle Ages stripes were associated with the devil. Than they became symbols of freedom and unity during the American and French revolutions? "In the stripe," writes author Michel Pastoureau, "there is something that resists enclosure within systems." That no doubt is why I love them. Prada Ad Campaign for Spring/Summer....
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The perfect fisherman sweater. For this winter + all those to come. Hey baby when it's cold out there this is the ultimate gift. Style and Substance. A Feu De Bois candle my idea of heaven...the scent of a wood fire on a winter's day. The coziest of cozy slippers...
Californians love their cars. Cars designate style, social class, how big or small one's pocketbook is. Me I'm a New Yorker, cars have never really rocked my world. In Manhattan the accessories one wear's designates ones style. BUT I stopped dead in my tracks when I came across this beauty in St. Helena, CA. I was overcome by the beauty of the design....in a second I forgot about the tomatoes and all the other things on my shopping list. So blown away by the simple, elegance of this car. And the name NEW YORKER. A beauty of a car that even this New Yorker could love. Every detail was perfection. Chrome ashtrays beautifully placed on the back of the metallic leather seats. A design treasure from 1964 sitting in a 2011 parking lot. Completely by surprise I fell madly, deeply in car love..... Check out these headlights....have you ever seen a such a pair!!
Matt Dick designer and creative director of Small Trade Company holding one of his scarves. He also makes the most amazing hand dipped bags. Totally on my holiday list. CC Made mouthwatering caramel corn being served by a super cool looking girl in a hat. WHIM & CAPRICE, created by artist + graphic designer Wendy Furman, is art and design for purchase. She creates rare, one-of-a-kind objects and ephemera imagined in limited editions. At the REMODELISTA MARKET her capricious pillows that include skulls, fish, butterflies, artichokes were displayed in a whimsical bookcase made out of cardboard boxes. Delicious coffee sold by Awaken Cafe. A young boy delighted by the wooden yoyo his mother bought him from Mint, a charming, eclectic shop in Mill Valley. Like all the vendors that REMODELISTA choose, simplicity + good design ruled.
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