Nantaka Joy

Absolutely gorgeous work by Nantaka Joy! Her wonderful website just came up and I couldn't stop downloading pictures of her work to show you on this blog. I was like a kid in a candy store gone absoluely maad!! With a passion for mixing of refined designs, handmade influences, texture, pattern, and color, Joy takes on a variety of clients in the design fields of home accessories, textiles, branding, packaging, custom invitations, and stationery. I will let her work speak for themselves!

Fairground Studio

Check out these patchwork-inspired lampstades and gorgeous fabric-covered journals from local designer Karen Huang of Fairground Studio. Karen gets her inspiration from colours, music and childhood memories. Her beautiful handmade journals can even be personalised with a name or message. Lovely!

P van b

For you baroque fans out there, check out the ultra haute collection of contemporary wallpaper by Berlin based wallpaper designer Andrea Pößnicker. Their sophiticated bold takes on traditional baroque prints simply blows me away! Perfect for decorating a ultra hip boutique store, bar or hotel. P van b also carries stationary, home accessories, and clothing.

[all images from P van b]

Everyjotandtittle

I love tags! If I could, I would tag everything I have. Check out these tags from everyjotandtittle.

Pink Loves Brown

If you are a paper addict (like me) and like pink + brown (like me), then you must absolutely adore Pink Loves Brown. This website features paper goods with gorgeous colour combinations and little stuff like magnets and pins by Nicole Balch.



Nicole also owns Smart & Lovely, where she offers web and graphic design services. She is also the designer for the advertising co-op Indie Finds, the blogger behind Making it Lovely, and founder of the business resource Oh, Honestly.... Does this girl sleep at all?

Jen Stark

Wow…incredible stuff here. Paper artist Jen Stark has taken the use of the scissors to an entirely different level! Her sculptures and sketchbook are deeply inspiring. I just love what she did with the sea-grape leaf. Absolutely beautiful work of art. It's like the creation of an artist insect!
And the colours and doodles in her sketchbook just look amazing. I love seeing the process behind an artist's work - the raw "unfinished" stuff that is so free and boundless.
[all images from Jen Stark]