Eat Drink Chic

Love these little finds at Teaspoon Vintage.

LetterboxCo. An online concept store with some great bits n' pieces.

Go crazy with a clash of bright, fun colours and patterns...

A 'truly scrumptious' cake stand from Talking Tables

Cirkus bulldog clips from Kikki K

Colourful small wall hooks from Rie Elise Larsen

Notecubes from Jonathan Adler

Fold over cards also from Jonathan Adler

Multi-coloured rhombes gift wrap from Minimega

"Nice Shoes Blues" print by Kelly Lasserre, available at Little Paper Planes

Waterflower print frock in Fuschia on sale at Orla Kiely

Cooperative Trompe L'Oeil Eyeglass case from Urban Outfitters

Vera Flowers File Folders from The Metropolitan Museum of Art Store

Antoinette Fainting Sofa in Aubergine also from Urban Outfitters

Button coasters from Eden and Eden

Love, Loans and Linen looks like such a lovely little shop. They also appear to loan out their stylish goods for events! Look forward to visiting it when I'm next in Sydney. More pics of their shop on their blog.

{ via follow studio. photography by lauren michelle }

Pretty in pink, pastels and patterns...

1. Junior Daschund bookends from Jonathan Adler

2. Mathilde Tablerunner by Greengate Copenhagen from  Mit Hus Home

3. Organic Weekend tote from ABC Kitchen

4. Set of fabric coasters from Shim & Sons

5. Pandora Bell handmade lollipops with packaging design by Studio Output

6. Blomst Paper Cups from Mit Hus Home

7. Set of No.2 'Love' pencils from ABC Kitchen

You can get this super cute pull-out poster by Clare Owen in the latest issue of Frankie.

At the moment I'm inspired by all things summer... A beautiful fashion photo shoot for Vogue Japan by Andreas Sjödin and Summery 'Swinburne' fabric from Osbourne & LIttle.

Speaking of summer, I'm about to jet off to the sunny side of the globe for my honeymoon!

Mark and I are off on a three week trip to New York, San Francisco and Hawaii!!  We're both incredibly excited and eagerly awaiting a well deserved break. However, I have organised some posts for Eat Drink Chic while I am away so keep checking back!

By the way, if anyone has any suggestions for places to visit in NYC, SF and Hawaii's Big Island (especially cute design-y shops, cafes or restaurants), let me know!

Dress by Morrison...

Coasters from Terrain...

Madame cushion from Looolo..

Boo cushion from Belle & Boo...

Beautiful bone china from Caroline Swift...

Top: Luana. Photo by Edwin Tse

Bottom: Bloomingdales Sky 'Batik' Bedding. Photo by Ditte Isager

My perfect { imaginary } afternoon consists of sitting on this gorgeous springtime button-tufted loveseat (Anthropologie), leaning back against this edith cushion (mimou), enjoying a delicious baked delight topped with strawberries (Bar Jules) whilst daydreaming and doodling creative ideas in this Nathalie Lete journal (Anthropologie) in a house decorated somewhat like this lovely home (belonging to Catherine Hammerton).

What's your perfect afternoon?

{ Catherine Hammerton's home - photography by Brent Darby }

Really loving all the goodies over at Ink + Wit, especially these animal themed tea towel/ wall hangings.

I'm also digging the "Paris Friends Stamp Set". Very cute.

Check out Jewelweeds for some hand-crafted, eco-friendly homewares sporting these beautiful nature inspired designs in lovely hues.

A 'Retro' collection of kitchen goodies in a fun, bold pattern by Lotta Odelius for Sagaform.

New quirkiness from Donna Wilson.

Use my beehive and Use my beard tea towels.

Loving this hanging cluster of globular lanterns and pom poms in this nursery design by photographer Ashley Ann. More in this article here on Oh Dee Doh.

{ via Love. Obsess. Inspire. Photography by Ashley Ann }

Loving all the bright colours and patterns in these products by Rie Elise Larsen. How cute are the paper lampshades! So much more to check out here.

{ via lushlee }

Some lovely things here.

{ via papier mache blog }

Should I ever visit L.A again, I must take a peek at Heath Ceramics. Beautiful homeware in a gorgeous space designed by Commune.

These screen-printed recipe tea towels from Mozi are cute, proficient at drying dishes and they provide some handy literature to inspire yummy culinary creations.

I ask you, what more do you need from a tea towel?