If there ever were a chair made for me, it would most definitely be the "Papa Bear" chair. To my eyes, it is chair perfection! Designed in 1951 by the Danish furniture designer Hans J. Wegner, this chair is considered an iconic piece of midcentury Danish design. The chair, which also has a matching footstool, got its name after a critic commented that the armrests were like "great bear paws embracing you from behind." Wegner is regarded as the "master of the chair," with more than 500 original chair designs under his namesake. Although I have never had the opportunity to sit in one, it has been said that it is "the most comfortable chair ever made."

I want these shoes! Moschino collaborated with Italian furniture powerhouse Kartell, to produce the BowWow shoe. This adorable ballet flat is made entirely of interwoven plastic, topped with the signature Moschino bow, and is 100% recyclable. Although, why would you ever want to part with these beauties? It would be nice to replace these which Zooey ruined when she was a puppy. Now, if only I could pick which color is my favorite!

Loving the home of French jewelry designer and stylist Emma Cassi!

Not only is Blonde Redhead one my favorite bands, but Kazu Makino & Amedeo Pace's two bedroom apartment is one of my all-time favorite interiors. I love when a space has a strong aesthetic that flows naturally and effortlessly from room to room. An interior where each item fits perfectly within the overall space without feeling forced or stuffy. This apartment was featured in Domino magazine a few years ago, and I can remember how inspirational it was for me to see these images from their enchanting home. There is so much to love: the toile wallpaper, the amazing plate rack, the beautiful wood floors, and the striking antiques. This space continues to inspire me in so many ways, and once again confirms that Makino is too cool!

I want a new kitchen! Don't get me wrong, it's a great size with tons of custom cabinets and lots of counter space, but if I thought the investment would be worth it, and I had the funds, I would demolish the whole thing and start over.

First I would introduce more open shelving to the space. In fact when we first moved in, I actually took off some of the cabinet doors to try to create the illusion of open shelving, but it looked strange, and the doors went back on. I love the idea of having all my serving pieces and vintage collections out in the open.

Next, new countertops...butcher block, please.

I would keep my current cabinets, just change the color to light grey.




Then we need new flooring (light in color, material undecided), industrial brass light fixtures, and a vintage kitchen island. Then, while we're at it, we might as well throw in a Smeg, a farmhouse sink, and a new gas stove, I still haven't gotten the hang of electric!

It's the most wonderful time of the year!