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Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Bokja

I was borderline, freaking-out, when browsing linexshapexcolour and came across these extraordinary pieces of furniture by Bokja. It's a Beirut-based company with a design duo who reupholsters old-age furniture using vintage Middle Eastern and Central Asian textiles. Don't worry, I already started daydreaming about my future living room and I'm still wiping the drool from my face.

Beautiful, huh. (photo's via: linexshapexcolour )

Monday, August 8, 2011

POUR

Hello! Okay, so I took a short break from my blog... but now I'm back!! And I'm super excited because there's SO much I want to show you!! 

Here's a reminder for those just tuning in… My name is Leslie, and

THIS >>>Yellow Yellow<<< is my blog- a place where you can rejuvenate your inner creativity. I hope the things I find inspirational for myself will also, in some small way, inspire YOU as well. Keep checkin’ in, I’ll be postin’ up daily.

Happy Monday! 

Leslie

I am ABSOLUTELY fascinated by New York artist, Holton Rower’s “Pour” series. Layers upon layers of paint are poured onto large three-dimensional objects. The results are breathtaking, but I feel it’s the actual process that makes this specific art form truly beautiful. For more of his work, click here.

Monday, June 20, 2011

So pretty...

Monday, June 13, 2011

Peggy's ladies

Peggy Wolf was born in Germany and studied fashion design for five years. She soon realized she loved drawing woman and their clothes rather than designing fashion. She currently lives in London and focus's on interior design. All her prints are available for purchase, here.

Friday, June 10, 2011

"Dear blank..."

Please check out this site, Dear Blank Please Blank, it's hilarious. It will immediately put you in a good mood.

Arty Love

I am OBSESSED with Yves Saint Laurent textured gold Arty ring!! I especially love the blue glass which is very reminiscent of Lapis, (my favorite stone). Ugh, SO beautiful! Shop here!

Paper Cuts

Paper cutting is an art form that makes my jaw drop.I was amazing when I came across the work of Kris Trappeniers. His paper portraits are simply stunning, it takes a lot of time and patience to do what he does. I am very inspired. Click here to visit his tumblr page.