shoelaces, $4.23CAD, Nordstrom
If 8 is your lucky number, then this post is for you! Eight octagons for your Monday morning!
octagons on the ceiling, photo by Eric Laignel, via Interior Design
octagonal coffee table in this lakeside lodge
Brendan Ravenhill octagon facet lamp
Milo Baughman octagonal etagere
Today I’m so happy to share some of the amazingly stylish products from Caviar20. Troy carries so many exceptionally gorgeous pieces – and they go quickly – so if there’s something you’ve got your eye on, go ahead and get it before it’s sold!
David Hockney The Older Rapunzel etching, $3000
Rachel Whiteread “untitled” ditone print, $3000
Fornasetti “Suns and Moons” ceramic serving tray, $475
Veca “Fontana arte style” sconces, $1750
I’m wishing you a most wonderful day! Hope those sweet kids of yours spoil you with lots of hugs and kisses. Happy Birthday!
I started tennis lessons last night. Oh, what fun! I’ve played tennis before but I’ve only ever taken lessons once as a child. I was happy to discover that my moves on the tennis court are decent but I’m definitely looking forward to improving my backhand as it’s beyond weak at the moment.
So it may come as no surprise that last night’s tennis lesson has provided the inspiration for today’s post. Aren’t these vintage tennis dress patterns awesome? I spent more time than I meant to browsing the pattern selection on Etsy this morning. It’s so interesting to see how the styles change over the years. The white fabric options remain pretty consistent (woohoo!).
tennis dress pattern (1968), $7
tennis dress pattern (1960s), $12.55Â
vintage tennis dress pattern (1975), $4
retro tennis outfit pattern (1971), $4.50
vintage tennis dress pattern (1973), $5
tennis dress pattern (1970s), $6.25
tennis dress pattern (1978), $7
Let’s face it – half the fun of tennis is the outfits. Right?