April is almost here, and we’re busy in the garden (hiding eggs and pulling weeds); here’s a roundup of what’s piquing our interest this week:
- This Capetown kitchen photographed by David Ross has a cross detail reminiscent of Tadao Ando’s Church of Light in Obaraki, Japan (Sarah and Christine’s favorite building).
- Having a look at Restoration Hardware’s monumental new store in Boston, located in city’s former New England Museum of Natural History.
- Inspired by this genius home office makeover in the once-cluttered home of a family of seven.
- In addition to our 10 Wardrobe Maintenance Essentials, here are two more tips for keeping clothes organized.
- Sarah is enjoying this Temporary Tree Project which took place during Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven a couple of years ago (spotted on nonchalant mom). For more from design group, Raw Color, see our previous post: Raw Color: Creating the Ultimate Organic Dye.
- Admiring Nani Marquina’s world of natural rug making in Barcelona, Spain.
- Wishing we had attended Sovperiod (meaning “sleep cycle” in Swedish), a textile show from Hermine van Dijck, Eefje de Coninck, and Mayken at Kornél in Berchem.
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