Archive for December, 2009
| Everyone says that I haven’t grown up. I don’t even know if I’ll ever feel grown up! I love all those babies products minus the babies :)
I’m really digging this blanket. I don’t think that I have to wait for a child of my own in order to get one. What do you say?
www.tulale.com |
| Two weeks ago I got an email telling me about this exhibition. Twenty designers, twenty scarfs, twenty approaches. As a scarf lover and collector, I had to check it out!
You can read a Hebrew friendly article about the project here.
Tema Shop has a facebook page. |
| Hilarious! I especially love Pasha!
You can follow Gal’s Flickr page. He has such a unique seance of humor.
{Photos by Jonathan Hayon}
www.galshkedi.com |
| Go team Mottes! I’m a huge fan of Miki since I witnessed his hard work on his adorable web site. I especially love his Rabtus & Cumber!
You can follow Miki’s Flickr page.
{This is a DesignBreak by ziv Meltzer}
www.mikimottes.com |
| I’m following Avishag’s Etsy shop for quit some time now. I had to share with you this lovely Victorian crocheted scarf. I love the way you can wear it in so many different ways.
You can get in touch with Avishag here: LittleWhiteDresser {at} gmail {dot} com |
| Oh my, oh my, have you ever heard about food jewelry?!
I just find Shay’s jewelry so adorable and I have to admit that he has such a unique sense of humor!
You can find lots of yummy stuff at his Etsy shop and at his Flickr page.
You can read an interview with him here.
You can get in touch with Shay here: Shayque {at} netvision {dot} net {dot} il |
| Well, It’s vacation time. Today I’m flying for a two weeks vacation to my favorite city in the whole wide world. I can’t describe in words what draws me to this city time after time. All I know is that my annual getaway always includes NY!
But, I prepared lots of exiting posts in advance so you won’t even know I was gone. Stay tuned! I’ll be back with lots of exiting revelations :)
{Photo by Me}
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| At first I couldn’t put my finger on it! Just couldn’t understand why I’m so fascinated with Jenny’s portraits. But now I know why, it’s those big glasses that stare at me… It reminds me how I used to look like as a kid… those big over sized glasses…
Jenny has an amazing Etsy shop and a Flickr page as well.
www.mytinydream.com |
| You have no idea how much I miss summer. I have the winter blues! there, I said it!
When I ran into Einat’s shells collection, it made me think about all the things I love about summer time and it felt so good!
www.einatcohen.com |
| I find it odd that lately I’m drawn to all things nature when for as long as I can remember I was so not a nature girl!
I guess that when it comes to beautiful accesories even I can become a nature lover.
You should visit Dana’s Etsy shop, you won’t regret it! |
| Tal Boniel is the designer behind The Guild logo. The Guild is a unique learning center specializing in design and technology for the footwear and accessory industry.
I love the simplicity and the sketchy vibe of the logo.
You can visit Tal’s Flickr Page here and The Guild FaceBook Page here.
You can get in touch with Tal here: t_boniel {at} netvision {dot} net {dot} il |
| I like the way Aya uses textile in her jewelry.
FYI, Lullaot means slipknots in Hebrew.
You can find Aya’s jewelry here.
www.lullaot.com |
| I know, I know, It’s the same shoe but I couldn’t decide which one is my favorite. At this moment I’m loving the black and white ones.
www.luccashoes.com |
| Avraham is one of my treasures for the new year and I have to thank Guy Haviv for that! I enjoy visiting his Flickr page and each time I discover a new exiting project. I just had to share his “Part of Me” series that I love so much!
You can read a Hebrew friendly interview with him here.
www.avraham.me |
| Liron’s designs have a unique pastiche of classic and contemporary motifs alongside with hard and soft materials.
I especially love the “24 Kts – Karats meet Knots” collection. It is a dynamic collection inspired by the basic principle of sailing, harnessing wind energy to create motion.
www.lironbraker.com |
