I am so honored today to share with you some guest posts I did on two of my very favorite blogs. The first you can catch over on the beautiful Rikshaw Design blog (those are my favorite holiday gift picks at top!) and the second is a bit of “love + wishes + thanks” on the charming Silver Lining. Thank you Catherine and Sylvie — so tickled to have been asked! Much love to you both! xoxo
Loved your guests posts Katie! The Love + Wishes + Thanks was especially cute! Thanks for introducing me to fabulous new blogs to read :0
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i love that gold wishbone! i used it in one of my holiday round ups for design*sponge :)
thank you, dear friend, for taking time out of your maddening schedule to add a little sparkle to silver lining! adore you, as always…
xo,
sylvie of silver lining
how wonderful! I have a few gift guide guest posts up this week actually! go take a look!
I did not know your husband was in law school; so is my fiancé! Here’s hoping you’re closer to the end than we are ;)
brunch at cafe cluny in the west village( everything is amazing, but the french toast is worth writing home about)
cocktails at little branch (the best speakeasy in town, very hard to find…)
pizza at lombardis in soho
cafe gitane for breakfast(in the jane hotel-swoon)
the chelsea flea markets are the best if you are there through the weekend. i bet you could find loads of vintage matchbooks :)
tinsel trading is the most magical store filled with glitter and vintage ribbons
tender buttons is like a candy shop stocked with drawers and drawers of buttons(upper east side)
geminola is the size of a walk-in closet but has the best vintage dresses in nyc. looks like the inside of a fairy’s wardrobe.
the strand is definitely worth a visit, such a wonderful bookstore that i really, really miss. vintage and new alike.
butter lane has the best cupcakes, in my humble opinion.
if you have the time to explore someplace new and exciting, i would go take a cab to redhook, brooklyn. saipua flowers, erie basin vintage jewelry, baked, and sycamore are all there. very charming and off-the-beaten path.
have so much fun!!! you probably know a lot of these places since you lived in nyc for a while, right? sorry if it’s redundant!
These are wonderful, Katie! Your collections are, as always, exquisite.
thanks for wrapping up a great series for me..xoxox
so fun! can’t wait to check it out!