Think beyond the spoon windchimes...
I love this simple little vase. By Beach House Living, found via From Me to You.
Aren't these fork hooks just beautiful? By Forkometry.
Label your kitchen garden with these hammered spoons. By Hammerman.
If I saw this from a distance, I would never think "dinnertime". Found via Inhabitat.
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I always say that a backyard is the best craft store—your finds are unpredictable and free!
So simple! By Aesthetic Outburst; found via Ohdeedoh.
Again, these could not be simpler or more elegant. By Daily Danny.
What a lovely outdoor chandelier! A new twist on a floral centerpiece. By Sweet Paul.
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It's not like me to repeat a topic, but this first swing sent me into a tizzy. It's amazing. Nothing else to say. And a few more great swings to follow...
Designed by Johanna Richter as a piece of jewelry for your home, the Swing Necklace is made from 10 feet of felt balls. Handmade in Germany, available at Sleek Identity. Found via Handmade Charlotte.
The ME & U swing from Softline is a perfect indoor swing for the entire family. The removable upholstered covers are great for cleaning and comes in great colors! Found via Minor Details.
With some potting soil, seeds and a bit of water, Marcel Wanders' Swing with the Plants truly comes alive! The seat is cleverly designed to double as a planter, allowing the vines to grow directly up the ropes. Suspend outdoors to turn your garden into an enchanting, pastoral getaway ... or install indoors and add a bit of nature to your interior! Available for sale at Generate.
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It's one of my favorite words, ever since I learned it heard it from my sister before her 11th grade prom. And I happen to love a teeny creative lapel bouquets (floral or not). If you want to think beyond the carnation and baby's breath for your wedding (or prom!), take a look...
How much do you love these Coney Island inspired bouts by Drinking Stars? Found via Ruffled.
Congrats to Design Mom who had her sweet baby June on Mother's Day! These adorable fabric boutonnieres were made for her baby shower.
I also love the word bespoke, and I heart Fritts Rosenow Bespoke Boutonnieres found via Ruby Press.
I adore this totally simple stick, leaf, and lace one made by Maya Made.
My handsome husband putting on his bundle of nature boutonniere by Saipua. Photo by Heather Weston.
100 Layer Cake featured these two amazing designers: Dried flowers by Twigs and Honey, and felt poof flowers by Emerson Made. (Handsome dude not included.)
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This is possibly the most random post subject ever, but once I saw the images from Jan Messent's Knitted Gardens (found on Vintage for Kids) I went on a search for more knitted flora and fauna.
It's like a little garden for a dollhouse. So beyond amazing!
I may need to get my mom (she's a knitter) started on this project stat! From Wary Meyers, from the 1978 book, the Needleworker's Constant Companion.
These knitted flower sculptures by Tatyana Yanishevsky remind me of the Venus Fly Trap from Little Shop of Horrors.
My mom needlepointed (not knitted) this flower for the ring pillow at my wedding. She had a pillow made from fake moss and the rings tied on with the ribbon.
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When you hear porcelain, you may imagine a high-gloss statuette of a girl walking a dog, glazed in pastels and perched on a pedestal with a tiny brass placard. And it would obviously be living in your grandmother's curio cabinet. An new porcelain craze has been born...
Berry baskets found via Oh Joy!
I see these porcelain nuts at the Brooklyn Flea every weekend. By KG + AB.
There is something sort of ironic about a delicate key. From The Curiosity Shoppe.
Unglazed porcelain pendant lamps. Gorgeous! Via Apartment Therapy.
Delicate + delicate = porcelain feathers. Available at Fawbush & Shulz.
Sea urchins by Lisa Stevens. Found via Elaine Bradley.
I want one of everything made by Pigeon Toe Ceramics.
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I know it's February and gardening months seem like a distant memory or a far-away future, but that's exactly why I need to daydream about plant life.
Imagine if every pothole was planted into a lovely garden? Many tires would be saved! Pothole gardens by Pete Dungey; found at Cup of Jo.
Have you ever unpacked a box of books from your basement and found that it had been ruined by water damage? Turn them into planters. Found via Happy Cavalier.
These planters mimic the method of growing avocados; just rest them in a small cup or bowl of your choice. Found via Crib Candy.
Who else is ready to get their green thumb on?
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