Pinterest-Food and Home

All I do lately is pin pictures of food and houses....
Food.
Home.

Those jackets.

I dont think I'll ever get bored of these style jackets, just plain, black or cream preferably.

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When In Doubt.

The Big Necklaces.

Sorry on the same blog again, we wore that, moving on from her shoes and onto her necklace now, whenever I'm doubting the jewellery I make and swaying way over to the other side of simplicity I always find something that brings me back to more is more and here it is.

Style Heroine.

Just found one of those blogs where you cant stop clicking on the 'older entries' link, I'm sure many of you have heard of this one judging by her Press list, but if you havent just have a look through it her outfits are unreal! These were just a few....here.

Gabriela Artigas.

For day-to-day jewellery nothing can beat simplicity. Gabriela Artigas studio reflects her designs,earth floors, modern furniture upon which finished jewelery is displayed alongside interesting trinkets, chunks of quartz and turquoise. Born in Mexico her talent was discovered whilst in a supermarket Gabriela was struck by the vibrant colours of a toothbrush brand, she bought a handful removed the bristles and molded them into cuffs. A few weeks later she contacted the factory to inquire about purchasing several thousand toothbrushes, as every time she wore one of her cuffs it was bought off her wrist. The instantaneous sensation of the toothbrush cuff prompted her to try making jewellery using other materials leading to designing her first collection '21'(the age she took up designing full time) in 2003. As for inspiration, when asked Gabriela just smiles a gestures around her, the world at large is the wellspring of her creativity and the smallest details find their way into her artistry. The theme of contrast prevails in terms of her style miniskirts with trainers and jewellery, a diamond stud in one ear, a delicate gold hoop in the other. She combines copper vintage chains with rough quartz and chunks of faceted jade with smooth ebony. 'Her jewellery line is rooted in her very being as a natural offshoot of her sensibility, it is unsusceptible to fleeting fashion trends, her design process cannot be constrained letting the materials similarities and differences play off of one another, influencing the arrangement and ensuring that the outcome will be respectful of its individual components.