Chick-a-Dee
What's one way to make a smoke detector cool? Put a bird on it.








Greg Gallegos of the Natural Selection Studio uses woodturning and dyes to create these beautiful bowls. We love that although the colors are bright, they can all be found in nature. Just add these to the list of things we really want, thanks!
Postscript's Paula Bertolino makes really simple—and super affordable—party decorations. From rustic wood cake stands (mmm, cake!) to party banners, her creations are making us wish we had a party to plan.
Claire-Anne O'Brien's knit stools would make such a great addition to our bedroom, living room and work space. We're having some serious booty envy right now.
Make it look like you know a thing or two about cooking—even if you don't—with Lucile Prache's kitchen artwork. If only cooking it was as easy as hanging an amazing illustration on your wall.
Nama Rococo's unique and groovy wallpaper is printed by hand and inspired by old world techniques of Japan, the French Rococo period and even Funkadelic album covers! If you don't feel like papering a whole room, you can even buy the paper in single sheets to display as artwork. - Hazel
These decorative arrows by Stacey Foster are crafted out of wood, then hand notched and painted in an array of colors. They're our latest obsession, partly in thanks to Katniss' badass archery skills from the The Hunger Games.
Bring your inner geek out with these Mad Scientists Soaps by Twoeggplants. Science not your thing? Try the bacon scented hamburgers.
We may be a little too old for their stuffed animals, but LuckyBoySunday's classic pillows are just our style.
Nicola Rowlands is an illustrator and graphic designer based out of Manchester who makes prints, house wears and more with her creations on them. Her Boyfriend Girlfriend Pillow Set features two kitties in love who just want to snuggle up together on your couch. D'awww! We're such suckers for cute things.
It goes without saying that this Illustrated Cat Garland by Faye Moorhouse needs to go on our wall. See more from Faye at her website and be sure to check out her self-published books. (We really like A Catalogue of Hoarding-Related Injuries.)
Honestly, we're excited about this! Most to-go mugs are a pain—they drip and spill, and they're hard to clean. This is a perfect solution, especially if you've already got a bunch of jars lying around. Cuppow! indeed.
Avril Loreti's home accessories include kissy cocktail napkins, moustache handkerchiefs and doughnut tea towels. Our favorite item has to be these colorful paint chip placemats, not only because they would look good at our spot, but because Avril names all of the colors herself! We're a fan of "Orange you glad."
These Watercolor Wallpapers by Black Crow Studios are amazing! The colors and designs look like they were taken straight from a slice of agate. Designer Tracy Hiner has worked with the likes of Jeremy Scott, Dice Kayek and Soicher Marin, but decided to go solo to start her own company designing large textile designs. If our walls looked like this, we would never leave our couch.
After filling their house up with antiques, Carlos and Christine Villalta decided to share the goods! MidCentury Modern Finds is full of Mid-Century style furniture and accessories that will bring a unique, vintage touch to any room.
Is it okay to buy soap just based off its packaging? Because if so, soap from Saipua is all we will be purchasing from now on.

Will someone please tell us that this Papoose by The Good Flock comes in adult sizes? We just want to bundle up in that awesome Pendleton wool print and sleep the day away.
Kyeok Kim has some pretty cool projects on her website. We really like her soap rings, pictured above. They're perfect for us germaphobes who can't live without washing our hands—we'll never have to worry about running out of soap again.
We love Josh Houshmand's work with wood and glass. Created in upstate New York, his art is completely functional and can be used as furniture. Personally, furniture is what we would use it as—we wouldn't want tables like that to go to waste!
We don't know much about oxidizing mirrors, but what we do know is these Transcience mirrors by David Derksen and Lex Pott look really cool. They remind us of an alum cover or a collage, and we want them on our walls.
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