I was mesmerized by this White Knuckles video. I have a feeling you will be too.
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Via Desire to Inspire.
Yulia Brodskaya
Immerse yourself in these delightful images from Yulia Brodskaya this Monday morning.
Go White, by Yulia Brodskaya
Bon Appetit, by Yulia Brodskaya
Magic, by Yulia Brodskaya
Who's Who, by Yulia Brodskaya
Images courtesy of Yulia Brodskaya. Via The Zhush.
Today’s Friday Five – a mix of bedrooms.
The Minimalist (via Aubrey Road)
The Duo (via If the Lampshade Fits)
The Comfort (via Sacramento Street)
The Curve (via Desire to Inspire)
The Combo (via Greige)
Images courtesy of Aubrey Road, Desire to Inspire, Greige, If the Lampshade Fits, Sacramento Street.
One of my pet peeves – people saying eXpresso when what they really should say is eSpresso. It rolls off the tongue so much more nicely.
Porcelain espresso server, $48, Anthropologie
Image courtesy of Anthropologie.
The ACME rollerball pen collection is a collaboration between designers and Stylus to create contemporary writing instruments. What's more, they can be converted into fountain pens with a separate kit. Above, the "Metamorph" pen by Asymptote, $90 at Stylus.
Well, actually, it’s the writing instruments that are white, although we highly recommend opting for some white ink for your next “Dear Secret Admirer” correspondence.
As writers and fond friends of paper and pens, we’re excited to feature the ACME collection of writing instruments available at Stylus. These modern and beautiful pens are the product of industry designers’ take on this most under-rated everyday tool.
Our fave: the “Punctuation” rollerball pen by Harry Allen (pictured below). Don’t you just adore all those exclamation points and accents “aigus“?
ACME "Punctuation" pen by Harry Allen, $95
ACME "Halftone" pen by Todd Falowsky, $95
ACME "Petal" pen by Gabrielle Lewin, $95
ACME "Geometri- Blk/Wht" pen by Verner Panton, $95
Images courtesy of Stylus.