The weekend is over. Two very incredible sales of which I cannot show you pictures today because my little camera finally went kapoot this morning. But I will soon...this week, so I can tell you how nice it was to meet so many amazing designers and artists and wonderful customers too. And to show you the beautiful art I got and other assorted sundries. Until then, here's a little glimpse of my surroundings mostly taken in the Fall when I was a little less busy and my little camera was still alive...{goodbye old friend...}
(p.s. That second picture is my mother and my uncle next to Jim's great-great aunts in Iowa!)
How wonderful to have a peek into your surroundings. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these. I love that mirror :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful! i love the paper (duck) and your tins and black and whites.. and stones.. okay everything!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your surroundings! So colorful and vibrant! Sorry I have been MIA...but I am so happy to hear the sales were a success!
ReplyDeleteThese are out of control gorgeous woman! I love them all. Especially the fourth one down, the beautiful silver pieces. Yes, please!
ReplyDeletewonderful to see your influence in all the nooks & crannies! I collect rocks with lines too... mostly from F.I. Love that Brooklyn light :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteThe candied rosemary: Really easy. Boil rosemary in a 1 cup sugar and 1/2 cup water for about five minutes. Remove and put on a rack to dry (very important, else the sugar clumps) for about an hour. Roll in baker's (superfine) sugar. The post before the one you commented on has a link to Epicurious.com where I found this (it's party of a larger recipe). This stuff is such a pretty winter garnish, but everyone at my dinner last night chewed on theirs and left little sticks on their plates!
Lovely photos...thanks for the peek!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely collection of bits and images. i can see how your surroundings inspire. they cross many materials and styles and histories. this makes me newly aware of my own. i love when that happens!
ReplyDeletea new camera is a must on your wish-list.
lovely post , hope you get a new camera soon!!
ReplyDeleteyour style and taste is so unique. hope you enjoy shopping for and finding a new camera. i have just been through this process after my camera went kapoot in september.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely photographs of your place! So sorry to hear about your camera.
ReplyDeleteyou have a darling place - i know it for a fact!
ReplyDeleteyour surroundings are exactly how I pictured them...beautiful, timeless, eclectic and perfectly you...i like that. xo t
ReplyDeleteAhh....your home is so lovely and special(in real life as well! :) Those photos are fantastic and I am so glad you had a great weekend! Sorry your little camera died...:(
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Melis
What a beautiful glimps into who you are, my dear! We will miss your old friend, the camera!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the glimpse! Sorry about the loss of your faithful old friend!
ReplyDeleteThis peek into your world has me hungry to see more! I'm totally intrigued and in love... I really enjoy how you sprinkle in bits of the natural world in so many of your shots. Your photos always capture something magical and I'll hope for a camera worthy of you skills to replace your old friend.
ReplyDeleteaw..thanks you guys...since all of you can;t come over, just a little invite in! (we're researching the new camera now...in the meantime, it's like I've lost my cell phone...)
ReplyDeletesuch lovely things. love those milagros, and i noticed your bee comb. i have one too and cherish it. it's the little things...
ReplyDeletei loved 'visiting' your beautiful spot in this world. thanks so much, girl. :)
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