Mitchell & Dent's Tittle Tattle

Polli are my go-to gang for lovely light pressies to send overseas, but this one probably wouldn’t make it into the post.

polli.com.au

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This reminds me of my sister. She loves bunnies (which I have spoken about before here) and just this week she picked herself up a little bundle from the cabbage patch. If only those crazy tales about where babies come from were true, heh Jen? Might have been a tad easier. Still. My brand new nephew Austin might like this bone china bunny lamp from Sydney’s Have You Met Miss Jones? I don’t think it comes with cabbages though.

haveyoumetmissjones.com.au

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Trine Thorsen is a photographer and lives in Norway. I stumbled across her website when I was looking for chairs online. Let me tell you, it is a silly and disheartening place to look for chairs when you live in Perth and have elderly house guests arriving and need four nice new dining chairs stat. I’m not sure I can achieve what Trine does in these images by dinner time this evening. Still.

trinethorsen.com

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Given that my only knowledge of Los Angeles comes from movies and The Hills, I can’t quite believe that Sixth & Main‘s glorious sunshine and bubblegum images are of the same town. They’d best be careful, if these images become too popular and sought-after, I’m sure it won’t be long before Spencer Pratt starts popping up everywhere trying to get his mug in them.

sixthandmain.etsy.com

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Being a bridesmaid can be all consuming, particularly when you’re the maid of honour and especially when it’s your sister tying the knot. Constantly thinking about the perfect invitation or how to set the tables or which shade of pearly nail polish to wear. At least now we have some inspiration for the lighting (thank you Antonio and Silvia). Magical.

found on Once Wed
photograph by Jimena Roquero

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Look at this light. See how it shines for you. And every thing you do (presumably).

www.artecnicainc.com

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What a mouth-watering sight. This sweet candy-lier is made up of 5,000 hand-strung acrylic gummi bears, there are only 10 available and each one takes up to 2 months to complete. Check out the Jellio website for giant ice cream sandwich benches and cupcake tables.

www.jellio.com

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What is it with these crazy creative beyond their years 15 year old girl child photographers (see also Olivia Bolles)? I’ve been peeping at Natalie Kucken‘s Flickr photograph a day and think she is and will be incredible. So much goodness to choose from, but I like her many images of things in mid air. And the way she gets so excited and exclaims “Straight out of the freakin’ camera!”.

Natalie Kucken on Flickr

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There should be no hiding these lights under a bushel (and what is a bushel anyway)? So let Mitchell & Dent help you to see the light, these splendid one-of-a-kind upcycled vintage lights, from Canberra’s The Owls are Hunting. Bright sparks.

www.theowlsarehunting.com

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Olivia Bolles‘ sweet photography has captured our hearts. We adore the way she plays with light and are mighty impressed by her storytelling ability. It’s hard to believe she’s only 15 years old. What a bright spark.

www.oliviabee.com

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