What happens when a photographer, an enamelist and a designer get together?
Well, lovely little super affordable enamel candy-like jewellery happens.
You've got angels, princesses, meninas, little red ridding hoods and even Fridas (all three of us are massive fans of her).
Intrigued?
Drop me a line ;)

Fantastic chair made out of piano keys.
So balanced, so delicate yet bold.
By Ninestoriesfurniture.
Via Ok Great.

So, so beautiful and, bizarrely, kind of "antique". Reminds me of places I've never been to but always wanted to go to.
By IVANKA.
Via The Best Part.

As seen in Jezebel, by Kobi Levi

Floral designs with liquid watercolor and a very thin brush on brown moleskine.

... in the shape of clothing.
(Marcus, the boy brought up by wolves).
By Mashallah Design and Linda Kostowski.

"Casas" is one of the most beautiful patterns I've ever come accross. (and don't get me started on the coloring!)
The artists behind it are Julia and Javi, aka SuTurno (check these other prints: WOW).
They design absolutely fab textiles for themselves and other big people in the fashion industry.
And they still have time to blog!
(and be lovely).
And despite doing all of this from Madrid, they'll send you their stuff anywhere.

If you imagine yourself getting fitter through sport and drinking fruity smoothies, plus you are trying to waste less energy this may be for you.
Another great piece of madness by Dominic Wilcox.

The Alhondiga in Bilbao is a beautiful space designed by P. Starck (of course). I'm not his biggest fan but I liked this design. The different columns and the swimming pool on the ceiling (you can see the pople swimming above you) were lovely.

(if you type cup or mug in the search box I suspect you'll find several attempts at spoting "the one").
Find these ones here.
Via Bliss.

For those of you who always have time to make everything just fit into your schedule: the doubly awesome givaways are going to finish tonight (european time)!
Don't miss it!

(Maarten Baas' Grandfather Clock: what you see on the clock sphere is an animation!)

Dear everyone,

So cool, su fun, so naive, so stylish. So damn awesome I'd cry.

This is, to me what fashion should be about. Personality. And tons of it! These ladies live for their clothes, but are not mere fashion victims. I was once talking to my art theory teacher (that's the feminist lady I've mentioned before) about fashion and design and jewellery. She mentioned a quote that said something like "but once you remove all that, we are just naked". Liking clothes it's not a sin. Being strong and intelligent does not mean you can't care about what's in your wardrobe. Your clothes tell stories, and you can be the narrator. Otherwise, you are just naked.