$5 Candles in yummy scents!! And Coupon code Fall20 gets you $3 shipping and 20% off. EEEEP!!





http://www.bathandbodyworks.com

IN NEED....

In need of a ROOMMATE starting Dec. 1st in our 2.5 bedroom apt!!

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/roo/2025136795.html

Someone help us out!!

Found this new blog out of a newsletter that I get emailed to me each month. It's really interesting and covers a range of ideas.

Wish I could find more things like this!

http://www.di.net/blog/

My babies...

Sooo me

If all else fails, there's always buttons..... check it out.

















http://buttonlust.tumblr.com/

Lite Brights

The story on these is really awesome...but in short, these are really dandilions before they blow off and they were turned into chandileirs....eco-friendly and modern....in a fun way. Big fan.









Visit Site:
http://inhabitat.com/2010/10/14/stunning-chandelier-features-dandelion-encased-leds/

Holy Tree!!

I'm actually in awe of this one...it kind of reminds me of a snow globe...the idea that something so out of place fits perfectly in a little globe, or in this case a church. Actually this project is very fitting to be in an abandonned church, not only because faith, like nature, is something that most of us neglect and don't treat with as much respect as we probably should, and also because this signifies a rebirth; the tree has a new purpose of art and inspiration which is what the church is supposed to do for people. I think the beauty really comes in the dichotomy between old and new again. The crackling, reminiscent paint and decoration on the wall against the bright, new life of the tree is intriguing.
Probably the best part of this project is the community involvement- watering, trimming, cleaning...all necessary for this piece to work. Hands-on..always the best way to learn and appreciate.



Visit Site: http://inhabitat.com/2010/10/20/amazing-hanging-garden-is-suspended-in-the-sky/

Bent Plywood? Who knew...

Bent Plywood? Who knew...

Something about the old vs new...the idea that wood is regenerative and recyclable and the new ideas that allow us to take this century old technique of bending plywood to make something sit-able. Not to mention stacking....perfect for schools? Laminated they'd be easy to clean, resistant to scratches and damn near indestructible...and lightweight!!


Visit the Site:
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/08/twin_chairs_bea.php