too good.

amazing interior and visual inspiration.
studio toogood

wood grain

three things that i love:

japanese design, wood grain, and textiles.

all found here:
crate

confetti system!

CONFETTI SYSTEM
the most beautiful pinatas i have ever seen
hands down.
there is something about
them
that is very high fashion.

some of the most beautiful things happen naturally.

i love these colors

they look really old and layered.
it reminds me of felt.

mari andrews.

you guys
seriously

these are so amazing!

"i transform the materials used in these sculptural drawings to bring attention to fragile and often fugitive objects that might otherwise go unnoticed."
- mari andrews

i want them hanging in my house.
i want them on my walls.
i want to wear them on my clothing.
i want them dangling from necklaces and earrings.
i want, i want, i want!

dream studio.

my town in my home

yoshikazu yamagata and mafuyu collaborated
to make these amazing home garments.
they can be worn
and also be used as toys for kids!

when i came across this design collective i thought
WHOA
all of the things that i'm wild about right now,
knits, kids, and home!

grey scale

bernard-reymond mathieu

some things look better broken.

this caught my eye this morning.
i like the pink and grey.
i like how it looks a little bit like outer space.
inspiration for textiles?

knit my heart out.

these are sketches from a scarf project that i'm working on!
sometimes the product is more important than the sketch
but sometime the sketch is more important than the product,
you know?

henrique oliveira.

brazilian artist

oliveira uses salvage wood to create massive installations.

he also makes really beautiful paintings.

more here!

felt.

there is something so
simple and beautiful about this little ball
that i love.

a sloe build.

scarf season

modern urban warriors.

i don't think there is anything
that i could write
to describe how amazing i think these are,
WOW.

german textile love.

lady of the loom
gunta stölzl
5 march 1897- 22 april 1983


bauhaus's only female master!
played an integral role in developing bauhaus school's weaving workshop.

chair.
created by marcel breuer in collaboration with
gunta stölzl.
embodies the spirit of the early bauhaus
beautifully.

liebe.

liebe.

liebe, liebe.