i spent almost 4 hours at the museum of natural history yesterday and still missed at least half of the exhibits i wanted to see. it's such a huge place and always inspiring. the taxidermy animals are amazing as usual, but also the textiles and trinkets (usually tools to ward off evil spirits) from the asian, native american and african exhibits were also great. i love that there are no picture taking rules either. flashes are even ok which is funny since everything is behind glass and therefore flashing = bad.
today, dan and i went to brunch at vinegar hill house. vinegar hill is the cutest little area in brooklyn that looks like a quaint old village. the building across the street from the restaurant (which was built in 1817) had the nicest lace curtains. the interior and food at the restaurant were all perfect.
today i had a doctor's appointment in the upper west side, so i snapped these shots on my way from the train. the birds in riverside park were singing so loud. it was the most peaceful i have ever seen new york city.
former world of interiors stylist, faye toogood is the creative genius behind studio toogood, a company that designs and styles interiors, sets, and exhibitions. clicking through their site is awe inspiring.