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the holidays are almost here and i’m so excited for next week and a few days of family time and good food. until then i’m working on our 2008 gift guides which will start the week after thanksgiving- we’ve got some great budget-friendly themes, as well as ac’s guide for guys and a slew of others arranged by theme and price. but for now i’m off to the city to wait in line with friend sara and every other 13 year old girl in the city to see twilight. ah, to be the makeup girl who gets to touch robert pattinson’s face every day. swoon. have a wonderful weekend and i’ll see you on monday!

ps: i also wanted to share these colorful, eco-friendly (made using eco-solvent and low voc wallpaper) wallpapers from kreme life. designer cadee wilder sent them over and i’m positively nutty about the sherbet-colored print above. click here for more information on kreme life. [thanks, cadee!]

must-read post of the week: debut of d*s and nypl “design by the book” video series!
the winners: 2008 ugliest pillow contest results
new: budget-friend design section at d*s
new product guide: bar stool roundup
new sneak peeks: candice waldron, jenny sauer, amenity home, cursive design, mini peek of leslie’s blue room
new diy projects: wine bottle candle holder, kate’s felt votive centerpiece, decoupage ceiling
inspiration: heather’s vintage textile wedding
new before and afters: taryn’s lanai, laura’s hutch, carrie’s cabinet, maya’s chair
textiles: number napkins from butterfly inc, moontea pencil bags, sammelan by om home
paper: rifferaff and black pearl press gift wrap, old tom foolery gift tags, new port2port 2009 calendar, nora whynot calendar, small square design gift and name tags
misc: stamp class with lena corwin, misha handmade wallpapers
thanks to roseline for her wonderful guest blogging!
new recipe: lisa’s holiday drinks

Grace- thanks for holding off on major holiday themes, gift guides, etc until after Thanksgiving. I HATE that Christmas gets pushed earlier and earlier by the commercial world. We’re all so sick of it by the time it’s actually there and boy, is that a shame!
Thanks for practicing restraint!
Kat

I love these modern wallpaper prints! They’re so fun. I’m partial to the yellow. Kind of reminds me a little of a grown-up version of Grow House Grow (http://shop.feelmorehuman.com/m-98-Grow-House-Grow.aspx) with the bright colors and fun patterns.

Nice work!

Oh man! I was all excited about re-doing our bathroom this weekend into a wee pink pastry of a room but now it won’t be nearly as pretty as it would with that top sherbert-y wallpaper! Well, someday I will have it!

Haha. I definitely hit the theater this morning to watch Twilight–and avoided the crowd of teeny boppers to indulge in my guilty pleasure of teen vamps ;) I’ve got my own opinions of the movie but I’d love to hear yours!

[off-topic]:
Grace: saw the article about you in Domino, you looked so cute! Just wanted to share my latest obsession with you: I just checked the Anthropologie sale section for furniture — totally at random, I never look — and check this out — their very delicious ditte sofa, in linen leaf,
Now $1,499.95 Was $3,498.00 ! That’s 2,000 off! I instantly thought of you. It’s only this color as an option, probably because people don;t want to decorate around the color green, but you would. REally, you should check it out.

jackie

i was so, so disappointed in twilight. i don’t want to say more and spoil anything.

i spent half the film saying “oh man, he’s so beautiful” and the other half cringing and laughing out loud at the cheesiness of it all. eek.

that said, i’ll totally see the second one if they manage to work edward into the story more. i can’t stand jacob OR the kid who plays jacob. watch the teen vogue video with him and the rest of the cast and you’ll see why.

and yes, i watched the teen vogue video. robert pattinson has seriously driven me to embarrassing behavior ;)

grace

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