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What Will Be 2009's "Keep Calm and Carry On"?
Last year, Keep Calm and Carry On was all over the design world, from posters to rugs. I'm predicting that the phrase has reached saturation level, though, and it's time to move on to another motto to live by. May I suggest Now Panic and Freak Out ($35)?
Love It or Hate It? Keep Calm and Carry On Rug
I asked you once what you thought of the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster and you all responded with a resounding "Love it!" Now, I'd like to know whether you adore the design enough to lay it across your floor. Someone must have noticed that the poster, which was originally hung around Britain during World War II, is making waves in the blogosphere, and decided to milk it for all it's worth: Pedlars is selling Keep Calm and Carry On Rugs ($638).
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Casa Capsule: The Week That Was
- What will be 2009's Keep Calm and Carry On?
- Learn about a cool natural earth building method.
- Don't forget to enter January's Su Casa Challenge.
- Try out my ideas for displaying vintage aprons.
- Zooey Deschanel graces the cover of February's domino.
- Check out Wallpaper magazine's 2009 design award winners.
- Do you own a dress form?
Casa Capsule: The Week That Was
- Staying in the house this Winter? Here are some tips for keeping cozy.
- Most of you loved the Keep Calm and Carry On rug.
- You fell hard for Door Sixteen's delightful bathroom.
- Proenza Schouler designed a fab chair for DWR.
- Amy Butler has adorable downloadable gift tags for you.
- My expert handyman has some cheap and easy home improvement projects for you.
- Mindy Kaling is house poor. Are you?
- A Su Casa member whipped up some cool coasters.
Love It or Hate It? Keep Calm Poster
The Keep Calm and Carry On Poster ($35), which was originally posted around Britain during World War II, has been making its rounds in the blog world for months now. It is available in nearly every color imaginable, and its message has even made its way to key chains and doll apparel! Although it first yielded a subtle power over me, it now seems as if I've seen this poster on every blogosphere house tour.
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