Simon Doonan & Jonathan Adler.

Two people I admire greatly. Both have tremendous style, humor. This is one classy couple, if I could die and come back as either two I would! If you have never experienced the sheer genius of Adler's pottery then this is a crash course on interior "artists". He has perfected the Hollywood Regency style. My husband and I have great taste, but some people just have it all. It's like their hair is never out of place! Are they even human? Make sure to read Adler's manifesto it's fantasic.

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker

babycakes NYC

Thank you! babycakes NYC for existing. Anyone who has food allergies knows how depressing it can be when you can't enjoy simple foods. Like delicious beautiful cupcakes. Well suffer no more. Erin McKenna, founder has created a cookbook of her greatest recipes that are organic, and free of those common food allergies we suffer from. No butter? No flour? Thank goodness I urge everyone to try these tasty alternatives. Oh and did I mention they ship. What a wonderful treat for a wedding!

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker

Atlanta, Georgia

So I learned a new Interior Design term "Quatrefoil." While this form originally was used in Christianity, it is now finding it's way into our homes. It means "four leaves", and applies to general tetra-lobed shapes in different forms. Regardless, of it's history it is making a big splash in interiors. Hickory Chair Furniture is now carrying Suzanne Kasler's gorgeous southern-style furniture. She truly knows how to create a grand home!

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker

I found these images via emma's designblog.

Wallpaper lust: Cole & Son
Name: Woods

If you have ever had the pleasure of wandering through a forest of birch trees, then you know how incredibly beautiful the contrast of white & black is against the leaves and snow. Cole & Son's "Woods" wallpaper perfectly captures the feeling of being surrounded by trees. The contrast is elegant and is an ingenious departure from boring white walls!

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker

Domino: Book

I finally caved in. I wasn't certain I would buy the Domino:The Book of Decorating: A Room-by-Room Guide to Creating a Home That Makes You Happy. But here I am like a giddy child on Christmas morning opening my package. I had convinced myself I did not need it since I had a subscription but then they went out of business and it was kind of like moarning for me. That being said, I was also quite impressed with it. It actually had a very well organized flow to it that I did not expect. Upon further inspection, I found it was also very detailed. I found it to be a completely "useful" book, with a gorgeous hardbound cover! I recommend any interiorophiles to rush out and get it before it goes out of print.

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker

Emersonmade. Shoulder-Bouquets.

So I was meandering around the Internet today when I came upon this incredibly talented couple at Emersonmade. She makes these beautiful fabric flowers that Carrie Bradshaw would have to have, but it's more than that. It's clear they live on an organic farm somewhere in the Boston area. It's a meticulously executed magical life they have created for themselves. Simplicity at it's best. Her aesthetic is in my opinion preppy perfect, sophisticated country. There is no better way to describe it. Check it out! Everyone should buy her flowers, they go quickly! I have never been so inspired in my life. I may not have mentioned this as of yet, but my dream is to have a farm like my grandfather's. I can't wait to get out of So Cal to go back to anywhere the soil is black and rich like in these images. I plan on buying several of her flowers, and wearing them with neutral jackets!

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker

Sarah Seven - Model is wearing Tea top and Crumpets skirt.
Photography by: Zachary Bascom

Portland, OR.

If you didn't see Sarah Seven in Lucky Magazine, then here is your chance to see her work. Everything she makes is feminine and romantic with retro shapes that have been modernized. The photo styling and photography is amazing also. Her dresses are perfect for an Indie-Style wedding. Since she was recently featured in Lucky give her some time to get caught up on work orders, trust me her clothes are worth the wait. I can't imagine the work load she must have gotten from that feature.

Do Enjoy! Heather Moniker