Studio love/envy

If you haven't heard of the amazing blog Oh Joy, then you haven't ever looked at my 'link love' list, because I've been visiting this lovely space for years now. Joy has a wonderfully modern aesthetic that brings in bright colors in subtle but dynamic ways. Kinda like a white business card with neon pink edge painting. She is also really great at embracing the feminine, which is something I love to celebrate. While following a career path in graphic and product design, she contributed to her blog and grew a large audience which eventually led to design collaborations and several books. Long story short she is definitely someone in the industry I admire. After 8 years of working at home she has secured a studio space in LA and with the help of stylist Emily Henderson and interior designer Samantha Gluck, transformed it into a design studio CandyLand. I can't stop staring at these photos! In serious awe of these talented ladies!

Photos via Oh Joy & Emily Henderson

Vintage inspired

 

Digg'in this vintage poster and art deco inspired collection from Triumph Lingerie.

White on White Wednesday

Via: 79ideas

White on white Wednesday

I loved my trade show booth design so much, I brought it home and added it to the decor. Now I have an inexpensive 3D wallpaper. Or it looks like I embossed the wall behind my bed. Either way I love it.

5 day Countdown to NSS

New Momma's Day cards

New Mother's Day cards inspired by my own beautiful Mother, and her recent visit to NYC! Send yours some love on or before May 12th, this year. XO

Tea Time

Papersheep is now selling tea-towels. Linen-cotton and made in the USA. I've been wanting to get into textiles for some time now, so I'm really thrilled this first batch is being received so well. Stop by the Brooklyn Night Bazaar or email me to get yours. More to come....

Growing your business

Papersheep loves designing and printing business cards! Here is a peek at the latest creation for a event floral design company just starting out in NYC, called Triplicity Flowers. And a two-sided card for a Brooklyn-based interior/furniture/lighting designer extraordinaire, Josh Dworkis.

Bienvenue Bebe!

My cousin, Angela, just brought a new baby girl into the world! Welcome Lucia Regina! In celebration I'd like to share two new cards, hot off the press and fit for the cutest new arrival in your life. Birds and the Bees and Bienvenue Bebe both feature my latest color obsession sea-foam green and can be yours for $4 each by visiting the Papersheep shop!

Power of the Pop

Admiration for a pretty pop of color in an otherwise all white interior.

Organic shapes

Feeding my scarf obsession: love the colors, stitched texture, and organic shape to this Pucci scarf.

Fitted feathers

Today I made a fitted sheet with the custom designed fabric I had made through Spoonflower. Now I can't wait until bedtime.

Shapes

Good coffee, conversation and cup and saucer design with a dear friend at LACMA.

Patterns

Loved the wallpaper at my super chic Chicago hotel room this weekend.

Papersheep Weddings

Papersheep Press is now offering wedding invitations. Check out all three ready made designs here.

Valentines 5 pack

Got a lot of love to share this February? The Valentines 5pack has you covered! The pack of 5 letterpressed Valentines features the following 4 designs: Bicycle Love, The Greatest, and this winter's newest designs Snowprints, and Keys to my heart. (Each pack contains one of each and the 5th is random). Pick them up in the shop and start spread'in the love!

Dream house

As Papersheep grows as a company, so do my dreams for it. Above are a few images I'd love to incorporate into real life. Wouldn't it be fun to greet clients into this home office and retire after well spent days in this lovely lofted bedroom (alvern & Beautiful Home via sfgirlbybay).

Wrapped up with a book

This image makes me want to curl up in that golden knit throw and read all day long by the lovely light coming from the window...

Pattern play: tiles

Barcelona, London, Brooklyn.

When one door closes

I'm saving this idea in my "when I have a house (and remodel project) of my own" bank.... so inventive and inviting... Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek covered the walls of this Amsterdam loft with doors from the buildings that were torn down to make way for a residential development. Found via Poppytalk; Original article via Azure Magazine. (Photos by Thomas Mayer).