I know, I know. I didn’t write. I didn’t call. Basically, I’ve been terrible at blogging lately. I do have a pretty good reason. A couple months ago, I was made the Photo Producer at Lonny Magazine! It has been such a wonderful and exciting experience and I’m very proud to be a part of the team. The new issue was released Sunday . Take a look!

Here are some lovely shots from the Jarlath Mellett feature. I LOVE the wallpaper. It really is a fantastic way of incorporating nature and texture to the decor. I also really love that this home has beach elements but it doesn’t scream out “beach-themed.” The use of untreated wood, the color scheme, and the fabulous wallpaper are a perfect combination.

{Photography by Patrick Cline via Lonny}

~ Maya Angleou

It’s almost here!! The premiere issue of TradHome launches April 12th. YAY! It’s definitely going to be awesome.

{Image via TradHome}

~ Friedrich Fröebel

I love “Someone Like You” from Adele’s new album. It is so hauntingly beautiful. This music video was filmed in her home and I just adore how dreamy the footage is. I could watch it over and over again.

{Image via Adele’s website; Video via YouTube}

~ Susan Sontag

I really want this bag and I definitely need this dress… I tried it on over the weekend when I was wandering around SoHo and let’s just say it’s fabulous. I’ve been dreaming about it ever since. Sigh.

{Images via REISS}

I thought it would be fun to start a new feature called {The City} that shows a little of what I am doing, eating, and seeing in New York. Enjoy!

I recently went to see Nightclubbing: New York Nightlife in the 80s by German photographer, Wolfgang Wesener, a.k.a wowe. Nightclubbing is a series of black and white photographs that were taken of celebrities, artists, musicians, etc, in New York City clubs. Subjects include but are not limited to: Madonna, Andy Warhol, Miles Davis, Brooke Shields, John and Joan Cusack, and Matt Dillon. Each captivating portrait is a flashback to the 80s with their fantastic clothes and hairstyles. I really loved seeing this exhibit. I don’t really remember much about the 80s as I was quite young so it was pretty fascinating to see such an intriguing vignette of New York’s social scene. I hope anyone who can see the show will take the opportunity to do so. My personal favorite is of David Bowie…

The show runs until April 16th and is located at the Leica Gallery. I’d recommend it!

{Images by wowe via the Leica Gallery}

~ George Eliot

Hello! Sorry things have been a little sporadic around here the last couple weeks. Things have been pretty busy lately and I’ve had to put blogging aside but I hope to be back to regular posting soon. Any fun plans for the weekend? I’m hoping to do a little exploring if the weather is nice. Enjoy the Friday Five and have a fantastic weekend!

~ Horoscope Collage Prints by Andrea Daquino via Design Crush
~ Pirate Ship Bedroom by Kuhl Design Build via Design Milk
~ Hoss Intropia Lookbook images via Lace & Tea
~ Umbrella Decor via For the Love of Design
~ English Pancakes via Boxwood Clippings

P.S. My thoughts and prayers are with the people of Japan and those affected throughout the Pacific. What a terrible tragedy. If you so choose, donate here. You can also text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10.

{Image by Albert Giordan for Town and Country, March 2011 via bluepoolroad}