More house tours? Fewer polls? More breaking home news? Now's your chance to tell me what you like and don't like about CasaSugar, and what you want to see here. Your opinions, comments, and input are what CasaSugar is all about. It'll only take a few minutes of your time, and it would mean the world to me! Take the survey now!
It's that time again. Well, actually, it was time for calendar-shopping in December, but you can't expect a person to think ahead, can you? Canada-based photographer Jennifer Squires has fashioned a beautiful desk calendar ($20) out of 12 of her stunning black and white and color images to carry you through the year in style. A chilly tree in January, a retro fan in July, and a bursting daffodil in June, Squires's photography is subtly appropriate for each month, but charming enough to enjoy year-round. The calendar also arrives in a plastic jewel case, which folds back to serve as its convenient stand.
Artist Lisa Jones created a series called Symbiosis that took inspiration from parts of the human body. Though I think this chair looks more lung-like in shape, it was actually inspired by a part of the digestive system. Can you tell me what part of the digestive system inspired this chair?
Sometimes, moving into a smaller space can make your style shine more. When Sugar staffer Nancita and her boyfriend moved from an enormous rent-controlled San Francisco apartment into a more reasonable one-bedroom unit, they were pleasantly surprised at how their downsized digs made every item pop. So let's take a tour, shall we?
The holidays are over, but there's still plenty of Winter weather to be had. Even when I'm not hibernating, I love the look of snowflake motifs and minimalist snow-inspired accents. They lend a pretty, modern vibe to feminine or masculine rooms.
TV Pillowcase For Boob Tube Addicts Love your television? Then broadcast those warm fuzzy feelings on your bed with the Eight Hours of Fame Pillowcase. Made from Egyptian cotton, this TV-imprinted case gives you your TV fix, while you sleep.
Korean-based furniture designer Jebeom Jeong's Grid Chair (currently a prototype) is close to perfect in my eyes. Made of stainless steel with a walnut-black stain, the chair's structure and graceful curves remind me of the Eiffel Tower. While my heart still remains true to Philippe Starcke's Ghost Chair, I must admit that this is making it pitter-patter as well.
More house tours? Fewer polls? More breaking home news? Now's your chance to tell me what you like and don't like about CasaSugar, and what you want to see here. Your opinions, comments, and input are what CasaSugar is all about. It'll only take a few minutes of your time, and it would mean the world to me! Take the survey now!
Rebecca
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