Technology is a funny thing. The more addicted I become to Instagram, the more I miss my old Polaroid. After seeing so many beautiful images on the blogs of the folks I met at Alt Summit, I’m inspired to become a better photographer myself. So I might need this adorable camera bag to help me tote around my gear. Now I just wish I knew where she got those tights.
This vintage clock looks like it belongs in a train station in Holland. Or a breakfast nook in San Francisco.
One of my favorite gifts to give is a beautiful old book, perfectly suited to the person receiving it. It’s not an easy purchase and you have to know the recipient well. But vintage covers are so gorgeous, and with this presentation, there’s no way you can go wrong.
It’s generally hit or miss when you order furniture online, sight unseen. But I so hope this Jaune Lamp is as lovely as it appears in the photo.
My dad has a Nikon Rangefinder SLR from the 1950s that I love. The camera has a snap-on leather case that wraps around the body of the camera, with a drop flap to uncover the lens. The extra lenses are stored in leather cylinders that resemble mini thermoses. Today’s digital SLRs don’t even come close to the class and style of the vintage models, but this handmade leather camera bag at least wins you back a few cool points.
