Hey-o, some good things Worth Noting...
Links: Loving: Hunter's Alley (teacup) / Admiring: striped necklace-collar tank, floral printed pumps / Envying: designer Kissmiklos / Debating: Benjamin Moore paint, etc. / Considering: Nutri Bullet 900 series $140
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...anywhere but here? I love the cold, I really do. But I also would love a little luxurious sunshine and a warm breeze to call my own. Here's to wishful thinking and just the thought of wiggling our toes in the sand.
Featured: 1. Roland Mouret sunglasses $320 2. Provence 1970 by Luke Barr $16 3. embroidered peasant top $228 4. one-piece bathing suit $350 5. denim short $79 6. leather sandals $650
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Nothing fancy to say here except: wow. Hello, hallway.
Should I ever have the means to do so, I'd love to be owner/caretaker to a historic property. I think it's so important (and that much more interesting) to have a physical context for history, especially through art and architecture. This one just takes the cake... That wallpaper!
The Lindens was built in Danvers, MA and then moved to D.C. at the pleasure of a wealthy antiquing family set on living in a Colonial Age home (how nice for them). The current owners recently redecorated, hence this lovely feature in the newest (Feb) issue of Architectural Digest. Feast your eyes.
Scott Frances)
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Better late than never, here is the monthly playlist (also known as what I'm listening to at work all day). This month, I'd describe it as quieter than usual, and maybe just the right amount of weird... fitting for an month riddled with ambition and resolution. Sometimes, you just need to take a step back and calm down.
Fellow Spotify users, CLICK HERE TO LISTEN / follow me @notetosarah.
Happy listening...
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