Last night I posted about the DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) Dining by Design exhibition. Today, as promised, I want to share with you a few of the exhibitors that really stood out for me at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show. The rest can be seen in my Flickr album starting here. Continue reading
Category Archives: Art
Fruits Gone Nuts!
It’s spring! It’s spring! I thought we deserved something colorful (even if it is snowing out, damnit!) Continue reading
Walk Wright In
In 1919, Bohemian oil heiress Aline Barnsdall hired Frank Lloyd Wright to build a private residence Continue reading
The Sad Oenophile Penguin…
Oleg Borodin created The Penguin entirely by accident. Continue reading
International Women’s Day 2015
“A woman is like a tea bag – you can’t tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water.” – Eleanor Roosevelt
Eileen Kramer, the First Hundred Years
100-year-old avante garde writer, painter, costume designer, choreographer, and dancer (Yes, dancer) Eileen Kramer* shows no signs of stopping or even slowing down.
*No relation, alas. Continue reading
One Man’s Junk*
*F.Y.I., a reference to Mackelmore’s “Thrift Shop,” not to genitals. Continue reading
Runway Ready:
Dedications!
365 Days of Beautiful Things!!!

3/1/14 To Blog or Not to Blog
I did it! I managed at least one post every single day for an entire year. Continue reading
Medieval Surfboards:
How’s this for art in unexpected places? Continue reading
Did Margaret Hamilton Just Fly By?
In spite of all the damage and the drama that Hurricane Sandy brought into our lives, I still love weather. Continue reading
Between the Cracks!
Last week, fellow blogger Sanpiano posted this picture of a drawing on brick by artist and illustrator David Zinn. I was immediately hooked! Continue reading
Mardi Gras Mask-erade!
Out of the Minds of Babes
Fashion in Two Dimensions
Temporary Tats for Grownups
Best tagline of the year: “Freak out your mom . . . temporarily.” Continue reading
Witchy Woman
Bending Gravity:
“Bubinga is a boutique studio established in 1985 by Ishay Boltanski in the beautiful slops of Jerusalem mountains.” I assume he meant to write “slopes,” but I cannot resist a typo. I’m kind of a jerk that way. Continue reading

















