teapot terrarium

Christmas gift from my brother and his girlfriend.

glasshouse | jasmine blossoms

my new obsession. glasshouse candles.

anal retentive

i finished up studying last night and packed my study gear away. then i realised just how anal retentive i really am. do note, this is a result of me subconsciously placing things where they need to be. i mean, i guess it could be worse - those coloured fineliners could be in order? my beats could go hang on the stags head ... where it's meant to be. that highlighter could go back in the pencil case ...

dreamlights

my whimsical little firefly jar. it's like i captured tinkerbell. grins.

blue in the facade

"Canada's Magdalen Islands offer a seaside retreat to landlocked Quebecers, two of whom have turned the local vernacular on its oreille with a winsome vacation home." - dwell

dergiden oturak | hockenheimer

pretty sure i need to get myself one of these. frankie magazines are starting to pile up, yet again.

image source: sutkutusu

room sweet room

my room sweet room submission for urban outfitters ... even though i reside in australia and therefore am not eligible for the competition. so according to urban outfitters, i am from the state of virginia - it was the closest i could get to the real thing. yes, this is how much time i have on my hands. well, no - not really, this is how easily my attention can be diverted into some form of procrastination. here is my study leisure room for the world to see. good night.

bunny bound

given it is easter sunday, i felt it only appropriate to make a post on my ever-growing rabbit collection. why the rabbit collection? well, as much as i would love my own holland lop - i simply do not have the time or effort for one. so i have this collection to make up for it. low maintenance at its best.

alexander wang's den

image source: knight cat

emily chalmers | caravan

image source: hilary walker

emily chalmers' humble abode

image source: hilary walker

home in lomo

iacoli & mcallister

"Iacoli & McAllister is the Seattle based design studio formed by Jamie Iacoli and Brian McAllister. We pay special attention to details and the typographic quality of proportions while maintaining a high level of craftsmanship. Incorporating industrial processes, all of our studio pieces are handmade in our Seattle studio.

Our process is one part exploration, one part learning curve, one part affection, one part sheer strife, and one part caffeine. We also really like to travel and sleep." - iacolimcallister.com

magazine rack

a couple weekends ago i came across this metal magazine rack at a local savers for the small price of $4.99. bargain. d.i.y. spray-paint job? i think so. i love that something so simple can be salvaged so easily with a light coat of white matte spray paint.