I don’t know about you, but I just want to bury my face in these roses…

This beautiful image is one of two brand new, limited edition artworks available starting today from Paperwork.  Titled “San Francisco, CA 2010″, it is by photographer Alex Greenburg, and is printed on archival quality bamboo fiber art paper.  Yep, bamboo!

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Image via design*sponge

There is something about vintage crates that always catches my eye.  Here’s a nice look at a few that have been turned into rustic little side tables. (design*sponge)

Speaking of crates, this family took two large ones and made them into a coffee table of sorts.  Doesn’t it just look like the comfiest place to curl up with a book and drink lemonade on a summer’s day? (maya*made)

Here are some great pieces of wall art made with letters cut from soda cans.  I can’t figure out how you’d get a sewing machine to stitch through them like that, but it certainly looks cool. (Green Your Decor)

Could this be the future of fabric?  3-D printing technology used to create clothing. (Ecouterre)

And finally, an excuse to have a bunch of people over for a wine tasting.  Just tell them to bring a bottle with them, and after they’ve left, you can rinse them all out and send them away to be made into your own custom drinking glasses.  (Inhabitat)

Wishing you a weekend full of friends and fun! – Rachel

I’m so pleased to tell you about a wonderful new online source for sustainable home decor – Redefine Home!

Just launched today, Redefine Home is the ambitious and amazing interiors shop belonging to Linsi Brownson and her husband David Betz.

Filled with artisan crafts and vintage finds, there is something to please everyone.

Redefine Home sees decorating as an ongoing process, more of a cultivation of things you love and things you need.  We strive to offer a collection of beautiful everyday items mixed with one of a kind treasures and furniture designs inspired by just about everything.  We recognize that some things are a splurge and some are a steal, and we like it that way. – From the Redefine Home website

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The Eames DCW chair, with its molded plywood seat and gentle curves, is an icon of mid-century design.

It also runs $629 for a new one from Herman Miller, and originals are well over a $1,000!   However, this wonderful, handpulled Linocut print by artist Eric Rewitzer of 3 Fish Studios is a mere $25, and although you can’t sit in it, it has equally lovely lines. Read the rest of this entry »