A few cutouts from the Pottery Barn catalog....
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Check out these Japanese moss balls on Design*Sponge. How cute would these look hanging in your bathroom or kitchen window? love, love, love it
an old bicycle photo - why cant I have one of these where I can store my baguettes and farmers market finds every Sunday?
A Pollock inspired clutch - this would add some great color to any outfit
A pink sapphire tentacle ring, part little mermaid, part goth, part sea goddess, i think its pretty bad ass 
And this pillow because this phrase will always remind me of my older brother and my mother. When my brother asked for a $500 ipod for christmas one year, my mom thought it would be funny, no let me rephrase, my mom thought it would inspire my then bachelor-beer -drinking brother to call her more often if she engraved it "call your mother she worries" -- can you say Kitty Forman? 
Bound in original Pucci fabric, TASCHEN's Emilio Pucci coffee table book is absolutely gorgeous. I was in Anthropologie over the holidays and am still thinking about how lovely it would look on a table. This book has been praised by fashion magazines and stylists as a kaleidoscope splendor, never mind TASCHEN only produced 10,000 copies. Here's a couple pages to check out....
There is something in my company's water --- it seems like everyone is having babies! My co-worker Kelly and I were searching for a baby sling when we came across these little cacoons on Etsy. How fricken cute? I can't get over how adorable these are -- just chilling from a tree on a nice spring day!
I was cleaning out my wallet today and I came across a business card from one of the vendors at a christmas fair in NYC - She Hit Pause Studios. What a beautiful booth they had at Union Square, I completely forgot about this little treasure. Matt Schwartz is the founder of the studio which has been described as "walking into memory." He distresses polariods of his friends and favorites places creating a vintage pin-up girl effect, such a great converstation piece!
I was walking through Chelsea Market the other day and saw the Robert Whitman display. His photography is beautiful! I posted some of my favorites above - you could explore his studio for hours.
Steve Wheen is inspired by the lack of green space in his neighbourhood, colourful moments in his life and exessive potholes in his neighborhood. He's sprucing up East London one pothole at a time with his guerilla gardening adventure. Wheen calls this project part creative pursuit, part passion and part urban experience and invites you to follow him here at The Pothole Gardener
I saw these vial necklaces will perusing In Search of Little Sadie. They're inspired by crop circles, archaic architecture, and stargazing, the objects exemplify the strengths and mysteries of the past. The one of the right is a silver chain with bottled Pacific Ocean, how neat?
They also make these bad ass Prism Rings
