Neve and Hawk is Just Launched an Infant Line
Local clothing brand Neve and Hawk(which also happens to be found by the couple with the cutest meet-cute of all time) believes in better clothing for better living, or as they describe it on their site: garments designed from scratch, fairly and sustainably produced with real families in mind.
With beautifully dyed natural fabrics, expertly draped into pieces you won’t want to take off, their clothing is everything you want to wear yourself and just as importantly, none of the things you don’t want to put on the tiniest members of your family.
Pictured: The Baby Romper, $48 and The Bandana Bib $15
One of the magical things about Ice Dying- aside from the swirling patterns and soft watercolor effect- is that one color becomes many as a by-product of the process. Any secondary color that you pick up will do this, separating into the many hues that make up that one shade as the ice melts away.
I decided to “customize” the IKEA version instead and create my own little dream kitchen, complete with copper hardware, marble countertops, and an amazing, botanical print wallpaper.
I've long toyed with the idea of trying out a creative hair color, and love the idea of the Rose Gold Tint because it's something new, but low commitment at the same time.
My favorite type of DIY is the combination of high impact and low effort, even better when you save a bundle in the process. This checked all of the boxes
The six weeks are officially up and the (self declared) tiniest room of the One Room Challenge is finally complete. When we started out the water closet was, well, not much more than a closet.
This week I made a faux roman blind for the water closet and though I would share the step-by-step tutorial with you here.
It's week three of the One Room Challenge and we're halfway through. I'm excited to share the finalized design for the water closet with you all.
I've been dying to have a little fun with it since the day I first laid eyes on our apartment, also, it's truly tiny. Under 15 square feet actually.
The finish is perfectly imperfect and the gold adds a lot of depth and really brings out the detail in the mirror. I’m a big fan of finding ways to reuse pieces in different spaces and I love that this curbside find has been a part of so many places that I’ve called home.