1 . this new system for napkins and dish towels.
{also, that bright table cloth which has replaced our blanket as couch saver}.
2. this bridal crown daffodil.
{because it has lots of still unbloomed sisters outside, but inside it’s queen bee}.
3. this closet.
{because i’ve got big plans for an overhaul. cannot wait}.
4. this white stair case.
{because james and i painted it this weekend. spackle saves the day}.
5. this tiny tin.
{because it resurfaced this week. imagining aunt ruth at maxim’s is pure gold}.
other things:
something slouchy.
new york then and now.
horses in grand central.
beautiful pillows, photographed by nicole.
me + summer, everyday.
+ these.
this is fascinating.
marriage.
me in other places:
questions answered.
lights out.
flowery splurge.
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I'm such a big fan of your week in objects. It reminds me to pay attention to the little things that sometimes make me happier than big events. Especially when I'm having a particularly mundane week!
The photos of New York then and now are fascinating!
Closet cleanse happening? 🙂
Your week in objects is one of my favourite reads. There is so much beauty in the simplest of things.. especially that bridal crown daffodil!
Lovely images of lovely items – happy Easter!
Thank you so much for linking to my site. Nicole is amazing and I am so lucky to have worked with her.
That daffodil is so gorgeous, great shot. You can check out my Friday Faves here: http://magsmind22.blogspot.com/2013/03/friday-faves_29.html
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Mags
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Love the little tin. It's delightful.
how cool are those crown daffodils with their orange center. i love it 🙂
i've always loved your week in objects posts! i try to do that for my blog, and it makes me find new things and go out of my comfort zone. love it
Love this!
love your list as always, erin. that tin is so beautiful!
Since you mention a closet overhaul… Would you have advice to share with us on clothes?
As someone who privileges quality over quantity, how do you deal with keeping a wardrobe versatile and manageable in size without feeling frustrated about never buying anything? And when you do buy, how do you find clothes that are both affordable and sustainable?
I was wondering if you could share your wisdom when it comes to managing your closet (perhaps as the object of a 'life in a tiny apartment' installment?)
Bonjour ensoleillé de Paris! Et bravo pour ce blog magnifique.
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