it's monday, darlings. prepare accordingly.

{crochet chainsaw and drill available at lark.} {via frankie.}

because even your fine feathered friends deserve a groovy pad.

{vintage camper birdhouses by strictly for the birds. available at jumahl's etsy shoppe.} {via frankie.}

pretty much praying for these praying mantis floor lamps by rispal.

one for you and one for me!

smeg spotting - one of my favorite past times.

{images: pink smeg; yellow smeg; smeg at the ace hotel; white smeg; smeg and rustic; orange smeg; white smeg; red smeg.}

{smeg refrigerators available at west elm.}

because even your succulents deserve a sassy pad.

above: 1). white woven bead planter with orange and pink triangles; 2). cork planter bookend set; 3). ceramic 60s style mini desk pig planter; 4). retro bullet planter; 5). bloomer self watering table top garden; 6). modern mini planters. 

above: 1). pigeon toe ceramics faceted hanging tray; 2). melon pod with velutina air plant; 3). flip & tumble felt pod planter; 4). miniature concrete planter; 5). vintage deer planter; 6. PODs planter.

nothing but ceiling-to-cake goodness.

{kevin boyd design light installation for the colour cafe.} {via poppytalk.}

the best cure for office blues is a healthy dose of sunshine. luckily, the folks at present & correct provide the perfect prescription with their vintage yellow wares.

{top to bottom: 70s french perpetual dial calendar; numbered push pins; 70s elephant pot; vintage metal tab clips; ideas notebook; vintage metal boxes.}

the other day, i noticed a pink chair/black wall mini-trend on one of my pinterest boards. and by mini-trend i mean three pins.

three. whole. pins.

follow me on pinterest, darlings! the trends may be small, but they are mighty.

{top: black brick wall and vintage pink chairs via mélanie hervé; middle: pink eames chairs and a chalkboard wall via richard morales; bottom: pink tolex stools and a blackboard wall via bri emery.}

in 1958, swissair released these amazing travel-designed cards inspired by eames house of cards.

who needs an ipad when you can build a shrine to your dream vacation destinations?

paired with the '60s stewardess catwalk fashion, i am convinced that air travel was once a stupendously spectacular trip.

{via past print and another design blog.}