Sunday, April 18, 2010

Maison Sauvage



I need these now!
Maison Sauvage: Contemporary tabletop by designer Nicole Mueller.

Need Me Some Turquoise





Tis the Season for more turquoise jewelry.
I love these Native American pieces from HARPO.
Maybe it's time to journey on over to Trader's Village again!
(Images via Harpo)

Friday, April 16, 2010

Jade Tribe at Kuhl-Linscomb

Come to Kuhl-Linscomb today to meet Kimberly from Jade Tribe today from 2-4!!



Here is a bio on Kimberly:
Kimberly Hartman started out deep in the heart of Texas and has most recently been spotted deep in the jungles of Asia (with a couple of detours for a little beach time because, c’mon, BEACH!). Her career has been all about the fashion. And she could totally name drop about it, but anyone who knows her knows she’s really all about that Texas heart.
So when the Los Angeles, New York, Paris fashion commute hit burn out proportions and Kimberly needed to recharge her batteries doing what she loves best, she grabbed her passport and headed of for parts not-that-well-known to get together with friends she hadn’t met yet.
It was when she was standing in a rural village in Laos watching the women dye and weave these truly remarkable textiles, it all came together for her, the love of travel, the love of fashion and the love of people. She realized she could do everything she loved and in the process, help these women by buying their textiles directly from them for a fair price. And then help other women by hiring them at a fair wage to sew these handmade textiles into some really fierce bags, which in turn helps women with boring handbags everywhere. And so JADEtribe was born. It’s about nature. It’s about a return to love. It’s about giving back.
A little bit beach-y, a little bit bohemian jet set, and 100 percent natural and ethical, JADEtribe is the true embodiment of fashion with a conscience. Whether it’s the handbag repurposed from hand embroidered baby carrier cloths, or the hand braided jewelry that jingles, or the organically dyed and hand loomed traditional textiles, each element of JADEtribe carries in it a piece of Kimberly’s heart and a piece of the hearts of the women in Cambodia, Laos and Thailand whose lives have been improved by making it. Jewelry from $35 to $130. Handbags from $55 to $560.
From Manhattan to Madrid, from Los Angeles to London, from Houston to Harajuku, JADEtribe’s got a layover at a store near you.

(images and text via Jadetribe.com)

NOTE** Print this tidbit and receive 20% off Jade Tribe all day at Kuhl-Linscomb!
2424 W. Alabama
Houston, TX 77098


Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Eskilstuna



Love all of this! I found the link to this on Design Love Fest.
This house is located in the small Swedish town of Eskilstuna and it's for sale!
My favorite is the kitchen...that splash of green sets it off!
Original images from Alla bilder (see more images)