Eley Kishimoto

I love this. This is shipped flat. You then pop out the pieces and assemble the chair. How cool is that?

Eley Kishimoto collaboration with Ben Wilson, buy from here.

I also like this horse-print top.

and these horse-print tights.

But I saved the images so long ago that the items are no longer available. Still, the hosiery section has some very great looking socks. I like the Grandpa and the Diamond.

I'm addicted to 8tokyo.com cos the girls keep posting uber cute things found in Japan, like this toothbrush set. Or sweets and desserts. Like puddings, which I seriously love.

They also have an etsy shop called 8tote.com. There you'll find these:

They're like those baby clothes or doll outfit box sets. I'm more of a 'cute things in small dosages' kind of person, and these are the type of things I'd scold the lawyer for buying. But I like these. These are brilliantly cute.

Links to monkey, rabbit and erm, yellow creature (bear?).

more etsy

unusual pillbox hat from here.

this makes me think of an onion. although the pleating is very nice.


this is made more lovely by the fact it comes with its pretty hat box.



pretty vintage manicure set from here.


love the colour of this hairdryer (hmm... i lost the link).


black typewriters look so wonderfully serious. here...

and here.


i own this bag in blue (pounced on it in chatuchak market, bangkok) but the zip is spoilt and i haven't gotten around to sending it in for repair. it's a lovely bag.

lovely etsy things

buy from here.

here.

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here.



here (i like houndstooth and love that this has red heels).



and this brooch is seriously fab.

cool headphones

they look really good by themselves but kind of silly worn. not sure if it's the headphones or the model's funny expression that's at fault. from urban outfitters.

The mathematician noticed Wasara's disposable paperware a while back. They are the most gorgeous, most elegant throwaway dishes I've ever seen.

I especially love this. There's something very perfect about it.

The A+R Store has an abundance of things to love.


Suck U.K. Notebook & Pencil / Eva Solo Table Grill



Singgih Kartono Magno Wooden Radio - complete with lovely packaging

Alessandro Esteri's One Year of White Pages / Tsubota Pearl Stick Lighters

help i need help

i love everything about help remedies, including the website. perhaps i should say especially the website, because of this.

you can get help for being bored, being evil, not knowing which fork to use, forgetting someone's name... but the best help comes to those who have ghosts.

click on it and here's the suggestion:

Have a chat with your ghost and maybe you'll get along better.

so i did.

you: go away
ghost: boo.
you: boo back
ghost: boo.
you: boo boo
ghost: boo.
you: oh. so u only boo.
ghost: boo.
you: it's kinda... anti climatic
ghost: boo.
you: right
ghost: boo.
you: i think...
ghost: boo.
you: i think i might move on to another activity
ghost: boo.
you: have a nice life
ghost: boo.
you: whatever that means to a ghost tt can't say anything other than boo
ghost: boo.

it's strangely therapeutic.

via p+q.

Jo Soh (of Hansel - online shop's up, by the way) is selling off this amazing amazing amazing old school desk. I am dying to buy it but I have nowhere to keep it/ hide it from the mother who is telling me to stop buying junk already!

A friend got proposed to! For some reason, I'm dying to buy her kitchen stuff. But it's kind of early for that... Ah well. No harm looking.

I don't actually like a colourful kitchen, it's just that everything looks so bright and cheery placed together.

And I have to admit I was just looking at pretty things. Function and practicality not part of online window shopping thought process.

All (other than crazy pink Kitchenaid set) from Bed Bath & Beyond.