I stumbled across these gorgeous iPhone wallpapers today and couldn’t resist. It’s a collection of Nina Campbell fabrics and wallpapers for you to easily download and save to your iPhone as wallpaper. Ciao spring! (via Design*Sponge)
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Blog:iPhone Wallpapers
Blog:Jerome Corgier
I am loving these 3D paper letters by Jerome Corgier! He is a graphic designer from Paris that does some exceptional work with paper. While I found his site is hard to navigate, Corgier’s blog made it easier to browse through his 3D paper letters. via the daily heller
Blog:Minimega Design Studio
I’m such a sucker for cute patterns and simple illustrations. Luckily for my bank account, Minimega currently only ships to countries in Europe. Otherwise my nieces and nephews would give me plenty of excuse to stock up on items from their shop! More about this adorable Danish design studio here, items in the shop, and…
Blog:Dinara Mirtalipova
Dinara Mirtalipova works at American Greetings, and her recent exhibition in the main gallery is what introduced me to her work. The first time I walked past it, the open gallery space seemed lit up with color and cheer. I stopped and walked through her whole exhibition of original art, crocheted hair accessories, hand-painted jars…
Blog:Diesel Lifestyle Collection
The Lifestyle Collection from Diesel has me giddy this Friday morning. I was first attracted by the gorgeous use of photography and color, but after going to the site, I now have my eyes set on quite a few of their pieces. See more of their stunning photography after the jump and make sure to…
Blog:Reversible Coffee Sleeves
Daily coffee drinker? Throw-away cups are already wasteful, but these super cute coffee sleeves from The Doe and the Mouse will save a little trash and dress up your cup. I would probably never remember to keep this in my purse, but then again, they are adorable…
Blog:Nomad Flyers
These one-of-a-kind Nomad Flyers (yes, that’s how they spelled it) by artists Alain and Odille Pecheux are made of found/vintage fabric with papier mache and driftwood. If they weren’t so expensive, I’d love one of these adorable little guys on my windowsill. Available from Anthropologie.
Blog:Sukie Iron-Ons
Ever have a great tote or t-shirt that just needs a little extra…something? Look no further. I just found this book of tear-and-use iron-ons featuring animals, lettering, and goofy characters from UK design collab Sukie. Cute and cheerful. And cheap too!
