Mary’s Picks

• This 1969 home in Palm Springs was completely revived by Dallas based interior designer, Emily Summers. It’s basically mid-century modern heaven. Those chairs…ahhhhhh…those chairs. (via Architectural Digest)

• Kelly Tucker of Chicago has taken on an awesome project called The Cosby Sweater Project. My family loved The Cosby Show growing up, so her drawings based on Bill Cosby’s crazy sweaters are close to my heart. (via Apartment Therapy)

• If you’re needing a company logo or any graphic design work, you’ve got to check out 99 Designs. You put in what services you’re needing (i.e. business cards, letter heads, logos) and designers submit designs based on your needs. If you select one of the designs then that designer gets paid. It’s pretty awesome.

Jess’s Picks

• I love the latest Vintage Dig on DiggersList’s blog featuring Bar Cart Makeovers. I think the green one is my favorite!

• The Sideshow Sign Co. has some really beautiful customizable signs! They are a little pricey — the marquee letters run about $545 — but you can get them custom and they can make such a statement. Plenty of other beautiful vintage-aesthetic signs on their site. (via Eat Drink Chic)

• I was totally blown away by this week’s Outdoor Space Challenge featuring Mr. Goodwill Hunting on the Nate Show. It never occurred to me to paint indoor wood furniture with exterior paint to seal it up and turn it into outdoor furniture. I’m still not sure I entirely trust it… but I might just try it out with an old harvest table we have in storage.

Are you on Houzz.com? It’s like Pinterest (kinda) but just for houses. The website is beautiful and there are so many filters and search options.

The styling of the Etsy shop Sparrow Mercantile is so cute. I love the items but also the photos. The pennant above is for sale for $12.

The fabric and prints in these embroidery hoops are so feminine. How awesome would these look in a little girl’s nursery? $50 for the set, $7 for shipping.

How cute is this metal Thermos for $12? I don’t believe they are selling the vintage suitcases but those are so cute too.

Mary’s Picks

• How much fun are these kids plates by Alexi Brikmeyer featured on Oh Happy Day. Even if you’re an adult you love to play with your food. So cute and fun.

• Emily Henderson is working on designing a lake house. I want to live here. Pretty and white.

• This chair shown on Apartment Therapy totally makes sense for my space. I’d love to have something like this in our living room where we seem to be on our laptops all the time anyway.

Jess’s Picks

• I found this Adjustable Bookshelf on Neatorama via Curiosity Counts. I think it’s pretty swell, and I love the red block bookend, adjustable or not.

• This art series by Jihyun Ryou reflects the lost knowledge about how to store food. The result is some really beautiful, symmetrical pieces, and lots of good tips about how to keep produce fresh. (via Offbeat Home)

• I can’t decide which of these palettes/rooms I like best — so check them both out! the first room is a child’s room on Mint; the second is a living room on Bright.Bazaar.