Mar 16, 2018 - Home/Design Decorating with stripes
This throw reminds me of a classic Breton shirt.
A handy basket for laundry or dog toys or whatnot.
I’d put this quilt on my bed with matchy-clashy pillowcases and sheets.
How could I not include this excellent Fornasetti plate?
This Cornhole set is genius.
I feel like a platter like this would make itself very useful.
Technically this is a chevron stripe, but I liked it so much I included it anyway.
A pouf that looks very Missoni-esque but costs a lot less.
I like how minimal the stripes are on this bowl.
The embroidery on this duvet cover is so pretty, and not overwhelming.
Something about this mug strikes me as very French.
Just a gorgeous planter that would make a fantastic gift if you put a succulent or something in it.
Kim France
I was born in Houston, Texas in 1964 and have lived in New York City since 1988. I had a long career in magazines, working at Sassy, Elle, New York, and Spin, and in 2000, I founded Lucky magazine, which I edited for ten years.
I bought this after you posted something else from Schoolhouse: https://www.schoolhouse.com/products/drum-shade-multi-color-stripe
It makes me smile every time I see it.
LOL at first glance I thought that cornhole set was a pair of 80’s Memphis group style earrings. I got the scale all wrong :-). and what is a cornhole set anyway?
fabulous pouf.
Cornhole is a lawn game. You stand at a distance and throw bean bags into the holes.There are two of them because you play in teams. It’s stupidly fun.
Well, that’s a term I’ve never heard before. We call it “bean bag toss”. But of course: the bags were filled with corn feed at one time. My mom used to make “bean bags” filled with unpopped popping corn to play this game when I was little. The modern term must be “polystyrene hole”. Sometimes I learn too much in one day and my brain hurts.
I first heard of it when my eldest went off to college and it seemed that they played cornhole and drank beer more than studying! (Ideal game for beer drinkers because you only need one hand). 😊
I also thought they were earrings! (And I agree with Kim – stupidly fun is a great description.)
I did, too! I mean, that kind of thing is in right now.
I cannot read the word cornhole and not think of Bevis and Butthead though! #typicalgenxer
Cornhoolio!
And now I know what corn hole is. Thanks, google.
I thought of you at a Fornasetti exhibit in Rome… I am a new convert!
Dang, I thought that chevron throw was a towel. Why’d ya have to get my hopes up like that, Kim France? 😉😘
I used to have that Fornasetti plate! Lost it in a move. 😢
Love the bowl with the subtle gold rim. Would gladly dump my current dishes for a new set of these!!
that pot.
The 1st throw is subtle enough that it would go great with my boho decor.