Wouldn't it be so nice to sprawl out on this huge hand knit rug? It's made by FLOCKS from the wool of 18 merino sheep.
I'm imagining all sorts of cozy activities taking place on a rug like this: sipping hot chocolate while watching a movie or reading a good book, wrapping presents, or playing a board game with a group of friends.
We hit up the grand Boston Public Library,
stumbled upon the Domino Book Release Party at Louis Boston,
took a moment inside the Old South Church of Boston,
and lounged in the Boston Public Garden, soaking up a true New England autumn.
I'm diggin' the home-goods over at Simrin. The products are inspired by vintage fabrics, natural organic forms & algorithmic patterns. Above are the multiple styles of laminated fabric trays from the Surya collection. Below are the trays from the Nature collection.
Each pattern collection also features a variety of tablecloths, place mats & napkins {below, right}. The site recently debuted glassware which is also available in both of the above patterns, as well as the fun, new, kitschy Icon {below, left}.
I think these Recycled Glass Balloon Vases are marvelous. Their lopsided imperfectness totally does it for me.
Erie Basin is a fantastic source for 19th and 20th century antique jewelry, as well as for contemporary pieces by modern day jewelers whose work lends a nod to yesteryear.
The shop features bits of adornment that are carefully selected, mindfully chosen and brilliantly crafted. 
