

Clever Jiro bird envelopes by Japanese designer Tori Pochi–the yellow beak is the closing flap of the envelope. Love!
Available for $9 (set of 3) at upon a fold.


Clever Jiro bird envelopes by Japanese designer Tori Pochi–the yellow beak is the closing flap of the envelope. Love!
Available for $9 (set of 3) at upon a fold.


Designed by Casey Chen, these erasers serve as a subtle reminder that careless mistakes can be costly. Available as a set of two for $12 at FARM.
Who says diamonds are forever?


Cardboard towns inspired by Polish suburban life, available at papierowemiasto.pl. Three different towns are available, which function as a larger town when combined. Fun!




Ok, this is the sweetest design student project ever. With the aim of touching the hearts of 45 children in a Bronx homeless shelter, Samia Kallidis designed a personalized art kit that includes a coloring book and art supplies currently needed at the shelter.
The story in the book unfolds as each child uses the art supplies in their magic box to create their own adventure. Samia created the playful design using watercolors and hand-lettered typography.
via the dieline


A simple & colorful 2012 wall calendar made of cut out numbers, available for £17.50 (roughy $27 USD) at Present & Correct.
Check out more great 2012 calendar picks at dotcoms for moms!

A postcard with a note stitched in red thread with exaggerated flourishes. Love it!
via iiiinspired



One of my all-time favorite bloggers, Deborah Beau of Kickcan & Conkers, recently launched a gorgeous new online shop. It’s filled with one of a kind treasures both old and new–the types of things you find on her masterfully curated blog. Definitely must-see shopping!
From the top,
• Piqpoq Idea Book (€14, roughly $18 USD)
• Czech Puppet Theatre (€22, roughly $29 USD)
• French Toy Shop (€74, roughly $96 USD)
A well-deserved congrats to Deborah on the beautiful shop!