// Southern Nomad: A Common Place, Georgetown//
As Southern Nomad I hosted my first magical event last week. I hope you will go check out the more photos and the story here.
Thanks!
Esther
photography by: Jennifer Bryan Photography
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georgetown: a city of inspiration
Georgetown has always been a bit of a magical place for me, not necessarily because of what is visible but more because of the fantastic potential the town holds. I imagine inspired creatives, artist lofts and boutiques that showcase the current revival of American Craft. Sadly, Georgetown is an area underestimated and overlooked by many Seattleites. It’s true Georgetown is fringe and not your cool Capitol Hill, Fremont, or Ballard style fringe. Actually the Georgetownies are fiercely independent and rebuff anyone who comes in with a vision of “cool”.
More about The Corson Building, Le Objects’ and the Hanger Cafe here at: Southern Nomad
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love this piece of creative!! It also makes me want to visit Switzerland, it’s been far too long :)
(Source: laevitas, via lylaandblu)
the beauty of design..
source: kristin butler
ps- I know.. I am on a wee bit of a kristin butler kick at the moment :)
because life’s pretty darn wonderful…
source: kristin butler
“I don’t really collect, I’m attracted to certain things, I get them and they accumulate.” - Natalie
I am pretty sure I already posted this quote, but it was the first thing that popped into my head when I saw this picture and next was? Elephant House. There are just some places that seem to make an incredible impression on you. I love seeing what people place around themselves to inspire them. Any space can be transformed with a little inspiration.
image source: honey pie living
source: simple street blog
this shirt is awesome! for some reason it also makes me think of my time in China… when I was there I had to just laugh off most English translations.. otherwise I would have cried…
The Serenity t-shirt by Zag.
(via shahirzag)
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