Spindly Things
Prefects of online etiquette, can you tell me if it’s bad form to enjoy looking at your own Pinterest boards? Well, I certainly go back to mine a lot, as I find it useful to see what I am liking in certain categories.
One of my favourites is my board called Spindly Things, and here are some of the things I like from it (all link through to source, as online etiquette prefects – myself included – would prefer):
L: Gathering basket by Fog linen. R: Egg basket by Naoto Fukasawa for PLUS MINUS ZERO
Paul McCobb vanity and chair (1953)
Ruth Asawa in her home with sculptures, 1954. Photo by Nat Farbman
Chiltern bench – Ercol
L: Ladder coatrack by Yenwen Tseng. R: Vintage fan
Broken butterflies by Anne Ten Donkelaar
And then there’s this image, from the home of Maurizio Zucchi. A cosily minimal space with angular plants so thriving and tall they need spindley sculptural supports? I’ll have one of those, please. More pics here.
Find the rest of my pins – some plump, others spindly and yet more, cutesy – on my Pinterest page.
Penny
Hello Heather
These are gorgeous, I love the Zucchi home, how gorgeous. I was just showing my 12 year old Alice all your beautiful designs because she was looking for some inspiration for decorating a wooden A letter she is making in her art class :o) we love your style x Penny
skinnylaminx
So nice to have you visiting, Penny and Alice. Thanks for the kind words, and I hope the letter decoration goes well. xx
Clare
I always forget about my own boards, but when I do remember I’m always pleasantly surprised! Love the egg holder