dan tobin smith

wow! these are seriously intense still lifes! how amazing!

alejandra laviada

alejandra's art explores the connection between photography and sculpture. in her recent series, she created sculptures from found objects and then documented them beautifully with her photographs. her images are truly beautiful in their simplicity and the colors and compositions remind me of morandi paintings. i still need to see that show at the met.

you can see her work in person through november 8th at danzinger projects in nyc.

color photographs

this beautiful tartan ribbon is the first color photograph from 1861. insane. the flower still life is from 1905. both are so contemporary. it blows my little mind how old they are.

chris nicholls

chris nicholls is a super fashion and beauty photographer who splits his time between nyc and toronto. awesome colors!!

sue havens

sue havens' paintings are amazing. i love each and every one of them and i think the patterns, textures, and colors are just spot on. i dream of having one on my wall.

annabel mehran

these shots by annabel mehran are so dreamy and nice. i love her landscapes and portraits.

greg kadel

i have been obsessing over interiors for the past week, so here are some super pretty fashion shots from the talented greg kadel. so bright and beautiful!

christine rudolph

in the recent spring (i know, painful) issue of donna hay, the famed photographer ditte isager talks about how christine rudolph is her favorite stylist to work with. she is represented by judith miller.

the tripod lamp, take 2

i think this is the one. the lamp that is. it's jonathan alder and it's a million times less money than the bddw one i was going crazy over last week.

metal wall art

i have been loving metal wall sculptures lately and 1st Dibs has some really sweet ones. i don't know if i can ever really commit, but i will keep an eye out when i'm shopping now for sure. gemma comas, a photographer shot this beautiful room with a pretty botanical wall sculpture.

james merrell

i love james merrell's photos. he just did a really pretty shoot for me in paris and the images are great and shockingly digital. most of the time i can tell the difference, but not with james. i love his interiors best! here are a few of his older shots.

les indiennes

i have been perusing the les indiennes site for years to drool over the beautiful pictures and lovely styling. i almost bought a pillow once from john derian, but you can't return items there and everyone knows that you have to see how it looks on the sofa before you know for sure if it's perfect, so i never did. i think i am finally ready. i just can't resist any longer.

oh, and i painted our den this weekend in a beautiful light soft gray. it's super fresh and pretty! pictures coming soon.