Stellarium never can say goodbye « the paris apartment hi guys, ca va? all’s well here, just a lot going on. whenever i get back to blogging it seems like i’m still at the tip of the iceberg of the maison objet recap but there was just so much! still, i’m determined to go thru it. so in keeping it organized, tonight’s post covers a couple favorite categories starting with porcelain. there was a lot of white and cream, i was drawn to how much of it was handmade, with uneven glazes, really tactile and wanting to be held. playful curves simplicity; porcelain ceramic, white glazed pots that look like cans lace pressed into the clay decorating edges of dishes and cups super delicate and original. i’m in love with french wood floors so it was great to see traditional styles able to be installed easily with big wooden floor tiles. different finishes. some are salvaged from old floors and reclaimed wood, making each one unique. and mixing woods floors really set the tone. lighting was simple, also with a handmade feel not too serious organic and moderne
{Alice in Wonderland Photo Shoot} Welcome to Our Wonderland! Last weekend, I had the pleasure of collaborating on a creative photo shoot with Laura Winslow Photography . I was asked to style an Alice in Wonderland tablescape and surroundings. Giddy with excitement, I rolled out of bed at 4:15am to load up the car and head to the shoot. It was held at the estate of a well known family in our area. It couldn't have been more gorgeous! {*style:<b>To view MORE PHOTOS and a complete list of clothing & additional sources, please visit Laura's full post </b>*}