Cracker and Biscuits

Wonderful use of limited colors and hand drawn type in this old cracker and biscuit logo.

Ruby Red

This 1930's cut crystal cocktail set in the French Baccarat Harcourt pattern is almost too chic for words.

Toy Stories

This is the mind of Aled Lewis at work. I spotted them here and thought I should share them with you. There are more in the "Toy Stories" series on Aled's Flickr page... take a peek at the pinata.

All you need is a little fresh air...

Above are tiny Tillandsia, also known as air plants. They are so easy to grow why not start your own little desktop terrarium today?!

Scene

These images are by Marco Suarez, his photography shows remote mountain ranges and coastal locations all over the world in a fresh way.

School Days

This darling little book bag looks like it came straight off the back of someone in grade school circa 1955. I love that they are still being made today.

Colorful Keys

These three charming typewriters, with their colorful glass keys, were all manufactured in the 1930's. They may have been originally designed as educational typewriters to help children learn the keys but, I know more than a few adults that would love to get their hands on one of these beauties.

Happy Friday

We wish you a happy Friday and a wonderful weekend ahead. Maybe you can even sneak in a night on the town, complete with a healthy dose of mischief... you know you deserve it.

Feather

A lovely take on a boutonniere. These lighter and longer lasting feather boutonnieres are sure to catch the eye at any soiree.

Gossip

Such a classic. This Norman Rockwell painting is the perfect example of why a picture is worth a thousand words.

Mother of Pearl Buttons

Like wonderful little treasures, I adore each and every mother of pearl button I see.

And the winners are...

Thank you to everyone who entered this Farouche giveaway! It was a delight reading about all of your spring favorites, they all sounded so pleasant.

Congratulations to Sara Johnson and Karen Beth for winning this giveaway. If you both would please email us your address and color choice for the print (red, dark teal or light blue) to farouche@cruzio.com, so we can send them off to you as soon as possible.