Archive for February 28th, 2011
Beyond excited to introduce Rachel Comey accessories at Pour Porter Shop. I have so many of her shoes myself, I’ve lost count. Check them out now on the Shop
If you don’t know Alison from her refreshingly eclectic and never boring blog, TeenAngster, then maybe you’re a dedicated follower of her regular musings on the Etsy Blog. If you haven’t read either – get thee to adding her to your feed reader!
Alison’s theme was life in a cave, and she came up with some pretty awesome things to make even the most hardcore house lover re-consider their dedication to four walls. Enjoy and thanks Alison!
Photo by the air in the branches
“Caves come in all sizes and varieties. In this instance, I imagined myself in an airy crystal cave, full of stalactites, blue pools of water and blurry chemical-reacting lights, with none of that bothersome claustrophobia.”
How I’d Live
“Decorating the drippy dank of a cave might prove a challenge, but it’s one I’m willing to take on. Inspired by the intrepid cavemen and women that came before me, I went for an aesthetic that was equal parts warm and furry, balanced with primitive, minimal art and fixtures reminiscent of stalactites. And I had to get a big, fuzzy cat in there. ”
Clockwise top left: Cutie chair: Munna Design; Murano glass icicle chandelier: Gaspare Asaro at 1st dibs; Storm cloud wool felt wall hanging: Modernfiberlab; Vintage Moroccan rug: Nazmiyal at 1st dibs; Electric log: Amazon; Glass snowball: MeritandWorth; Head of Feathers print: Elsita; Rita Duckworth ceramic plates: Liveauctioneers; Circles and Bars painting: Flatfile; Fat cat: Fuckyeahfatcat; Medal: Amy Tavern; Icicle pendant lights: Emmerson Troop Inc. at 1st dibs; Pre-Columbian figure: Emmerson Troop Inc. at 1st dibs
Photo by Sherbet tone
Photo by Jpconstantineau
Cave Wardrobe
“My goal with this outfit is comfort and warmth: capes, more fur and a
vintage lantern for exploring. I’m no practical spelunker (yet). And yes, a
plush white knapsack won’t stay white for long in a cave, but a little grit
and grime makes the experience legit. It’s kinda like breaking in a new pair
of white Cons. ”
Click here for links to all items
Photos by A.
Sergeev
Books to dive into
” It’s natural to look to other
caves for inspiration, right? And the cave paintings of Lascaux are
mind-blowing. 17,000 years is an incredible lifespan for art that’s both
figurative and abstract. ”
Left: Lascaux: Movement, Space, and Time; Right: Paris Underground







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