Backwoods Amazingness. Doo Nanny Art and Design.

Check out this super special place....

Read all about it at the NY Times.

See the license plates as the bed platform? All images via the NY Times.

real jealous.

um- who the f@#k are these people?

Look at this amazing house. In Brooklyn.

Garett, why do we live in LA if this sort of light exists in Brooklyn? Just kidding really, I love where we live.

Having just moved into a new house that has white painted wood floors, I was immediately in awe/extremely jealous of this place. And then of course looked at both of their websites and am totally blown away by their combined talents. Check out her jewelry! I want it all.

Check out this post at Design*Sponge. It's worth scrolling down a bit to find it. And I can't wait to see what The Brooklyn Home Company will be.

All images via Design*Sponge.

Robert Isabell

Hello there. I've been running around up to my ears in Christmas. Not much time for typing, or picture taking.

In the mean time- I saw this a few weeks ago in the NY Times and was taken by the thoughtfulness and wonderment of this environment.

Robert Isabell was a visionary in the event design world tracing his roots all the way back to Studio 54. He died rather unexpectedly last July. Known as a very private person, he let only a few of his closest companions into his private residence in Greenwich Village.

So interesting since the man made a living throwing huge, over the top events that he would be so private in his own life.

His truly unique collection of art and wares is being auctioned off at Sotheby's this month. For the world to see. Quite a bit of sad irony there, no?

All images via The New York Times. For the full slideshow, click here. The collection will also be for public viewing starting the 12th.