The Notebook
Welcome to The Aubergine Notebook! My name is Brittany Ambridge. The Aubergine Notebook is where I share some of my photography, my love for interior design, cinema, art, and a few other things! I hope you enjoy your stay!
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
It’s been a cold, wintery few days and all I can think about is hot chocolate, a fireplace, a cozy throw, and a holiday favorite. Images via Sweet Paul, Elle Decor, West Elm, Coralie Bickford-Smith
I Came to Get Down By Hollie Chastain I hope everyone had a fantastic Thanksgiving! It was a great day to celebrate with family. I don’t plan on venturing out for the madness that is Black Friday. Instead, we will be decorating … Continue reading
I ♥ Thanksgiving! It is a wonderful time for celebration and gratitude for all the blessings in your life. Plus, the food is always a highlight! Pie making is my yearly assignment and this year will be a reprisal of … Continue reading
“We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures.” ~ Thornton Wilder
I am in awe of this immensely talented photographer, Kirsty Mitchell. Wonderland is a loving tribute to the memory of Mitchell’s late mother who tragically died from a brain tumor. Mitchell channeled her grief to create this stunning body of … Continue reading
Have you checked out the new issue of Rue? It was released today and I absolutely loved it. One feature that really stood out to me was the home of Chicago-based interior designer, Angela Stone. Stone calls her aesthetic “Farmhouse Modern” which is “the … Continue reading
Modern Art By Craig Damrauer Happy Friday! Another week has come and gone. I cannot believe Thanksgiving is next week. This year is going by so quickly! I’m looking forward to the start of the holiday season. Just a few … Continue reading
“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
When I was in New York for a few days, I read about Scattered Light on Design Therapy. Since I was in the area, I really wanted to see it and it was magical. The creator of Scattered Light is electrical engineer turned artist, … Continue reading
“Hector is a young psychiatrist in Paris who does not understand why his patients in this most beautiful of cities are unhappy. So he decides to take a trip around the world–from Paris to China to Africa to the United … Continue reading
