// one. folding brush. // two. crust cutter. // three. t-shirt. // four. print. // five. salad servers. // six. dino planter. // seven. ice tray. //
Entries Tagged as 'green'
match point
3.09.2012
Kate Spade’s new arrivals for spring are fun & vibrant! I loved them so much, I have decided to try out tennis myself. My boss is a tennis player herself, so she is donating her first rackets to me & Tim! I’m so excited to get out, exercise, & try something new.
Flora Grubb Gardens
12.21.2011
After seeing Flora Grubb’s vertical flowers & gardens on Design*Sponge, I knew I had to purchase a few. I ended up getting the Thigmotrope Satellite Fleet and I absolutely love them. It puts some life into my room and airplants are perfect for my city dwelling lifestyle.
A shot of my plants on my wall.
No Outlet Group Tees
10.27.2011
My 3 brothers & sister-in-law (Dan, Val, Paul & Anette) just recently opened up their Etsy shop No Outlet Group!! These t-shirts are made by hand using eco-friendly fabrics & inks. Their opening collection includes 7 iconic Depression-era silkscreened prints.
denim brights
7.12.2011
Even though plain denim shorts are a part of the summer uniform, I love how these denim cutoffs make an outfit pop!
[ Current/Elliott mid rise denim shorts ]
[ J Brand low rise shorts ]
sweet mint
5.18.2011
[ one. dress ] [ two. conditioner ] [ three. lip balm ] [ four. wallet ] [ five. shorts ] [ six. globe ] [ seven. earrings ]
market bags
4.19.2011
Fact: About 1 million plastic bags are used every minute.
I forget to bring reusable bags to the grocery store almost every time I go. My reusable bags are dinky little fabric bags, nothing like these awesome Apolis market bags. I think if I had a few of these lying around, I’d most likely be carrying one around everyday. Not only is the design perfect & simple, but they are a part of Apolis’ ”Bangladesh Project”, a project created to help rebuild local economies and creates opportunity for the whole supply chain.
5th Season
4.08.2011
Did you know that we throw away 75% more per person than we did 2 decades ago? Pretty sad. Check out 5th Season, bags made from upcycled materials. If you’d like to make your bag a little more personal – contact 5th Season to custom make your bag out of your own clothing or even better, just donate some old items. 5% of proceeds go toward improving education systems in impoverished nations. To read more about 5th Season and how Akiki Oguchi began her journey, check out their site.
