These vintage-inspired stoneware lace dishes by Kim Wallace are beautifully romantic, yet indie. They have the potential to make a great personal set for the home, as each piece is unique and you do not have to stick with just one colour – why not get a mix? They also vary in pattern, from elodie, to nyala, to lune. Finally – an elegant, modern approach to the lace dolly. Much better than the ones lying around your grandma’s place.

According to the online Australian gallery shop Udessi, each dish is made by pressing a vintage lace doily into the clay whilst wet, leaving the detailed pattern of the lace behind, and then finished with a coloured underglaze and clear gloss glaze.

Check them out here! I am SO in love.

{photos from Udessi}

This beautiful cosmetic set with five pieces of laced bottles, was designed by Erin Dameron for Anthropologie’s Penelope line. The bottles look vintage and feel perfectly romantic…

I can see so many items inspired by this look: clay vases as centrepieces, the beautiful pattern on the side of a bottle of sparkling water, that lovely die-cut pattern from the box incorporated into the invitations…sigh, this is one of those things I would buy just for the packaging :P

{photos from Erin Dameron}

I am in love with the detail and elegance of these illustrations from Chicago-based designer, Teagan White.

She also has some really cute display typefaces, and she’s working on a few more. The best part is they’re free to download!

PS. I’m so excited to start blogging!

{photos from teaganwhite on Etsy}