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monkey on your back

Friday, April 27th, 2012

Curious George is in heavy rotation these days at our house. Luckily the books are a fun read, and plentiful. We own a couple, but the good old public library is a godsend when you can’t bear to read the same pages again and again. And again.

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soak it up

Tuesday, September 20th, 2011

I’m a huge Design Sponge fan (but really, who isn’t?) so I’m really excited to pick up her new book. I could use some fresh ideas for the home (but really, who couldn’t?).

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rest easy

Wednesday, March 9th, 2011

It’s a reading lamp. And a book rest. That looks like a little house on your bedside table. I want.

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exquisite art

Thursday, October 28th, 2010

100 indie artists recently collaborated to create a book based on the exquisite corpse game. The Exquisite Book is a work of art in its own right, but now you can also purchase individual works of art from the book mounted on bamboo panels, ready to hang on your walls. It was hard to pick my favorite, but I think this nautical print by Eunice Moyle (of Hello, Lucky) takes the prize.

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interior design

Tuesday, October 19th, 2010

When you think of mid-century modern design, you probably picture a sparse, minimalist interior straight out of a DWR catalog. At least, I did, until I saw Leslie Williamson’s new book Handcrafted Modern. She photographed the homes of iconic designers like Walter Gropius, Eva Zeisel, and the Eameses… in all their cluttered glory.

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