Happy Sunday, my doves! It's been a busy weekend chez Queenie, full of marketing, apartment refreshing and laundry. Lots and lots of laundry. Before I get back to my glamorous life, let's talk Treasury.
First up, an amazing cookware store:
Pot & Pantry. Based out of San Francisco, this incredible shop stocks vintage and new cookware from all over the world, including Dansk, Mauviel and Le Creuset. I'm a bit obsessed with the lovely shapes and pop-y colors. I know that I'll be making a pilgrimage to their brick-and-mortar store the next time I'm in town.
Despite my love of color, I often find myself drawn to interiors done up in luxe neutrals. There's just something so calming and sumptuous about them, isn't there?
This one belongs to Keri Russell - yes, Felicity herself! Anne Sage (she of
Rue Magazine and the City Sage) found and shared it the other day, and I am smitten. Especially with that
Ochre chandelier.
Finally, a little more real estate porn for you. Check out
this amazing house on Maui. It's just...wow. There are no words. I am generally pretty into being an urbanite. I like hustle, I like bustle, I like people. But this? I could see myself kicking back here a few times a year. (Via the
Wall Street Journal.)
First up, an amazing cookware store: Pot & Pantry. Based out of San Francisco, this incredible shop stocks vintage and new cookware from all over the world, including Dansk, Mauviel and Le Creuset. I'm a bit obsessed with the lovely shapes and pop-y colors. I know that I'll be making a pilgrimage to their brick-and-mortar store the next time I'm in town.
Despite my love of color, I often find myself drawn to interiors done up in luxe neutrals. There's just something so calming and sumptuous about them, isn't there? This one belongs to Keri Russell - yes, Felicity herself! Anne Sage (she of Rue Magazine and the City Sage) found and shared it the other day, and I am smitten. Especially with that Ochre chandelier.
Finally, a little more real estate porn for you. Check out this amazing house on Maui. It's just...wow. There are no words. I am generally pretty into being an urbanite. I like hustle, I like bustle, I like people. But this? I could see myself kicking back here a few times a year. (Via the Wall Street Journal.)
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