Nine gorgeous Victorian houses
If you think Victorians aren’t the house for you, wait until you see the Addams Family wannabes in this post.
A fairy door, a rainbow of produce, and one very attentive dog
Meet a bullhuahua — a pit bull/chihuahua mix — who lives on a super stylish orange couch. Learn about underground automated carports, and about how squatters can take legal possession of their squats.
Vegetable-inspired tables: packed with vitamins, minerals, and good design
If ever you dreamed of furniture made in the likeness of vegetables, designer and woodworker David Rasmussen is your man. These tables are beautiful, mod, and so so colorful.
I am moving into this video
This over-the-top adorabz video from Japan’s PonPonPon makes me start scheming a blue striped room and having my own special toy corner encrusted with My Little Ponies, rainbow tutus, enormous eye balls, pink brains, and other sparky things.
Proudly displaying my boudoir photos without making them too in-your-face
I did these gorgeous boudoir photos as a gift to my wife. Despite my insecurities, I feel confident and awesome about these photos and would love to have one framed and displayed somewhere in our house… but I don’t want to shove my thighs down my guests’ throats!
Nerdy-geeky-cool chandeliers, lamps and light fixtures bring personality to the ceiling
There’ve been so many nerdy, weird, awesome lighting designs popping up in my RSS feed, and I wanted a chance to look them over with you! My favorite? The handelier: a chandelier made of hands. GET IT?
15 houses of very, very different color
I sorted and sorted through Flickr and found all these houses — SO MANY HOUSES — of a different color. And, surprisingly, so many really mean comments. I had to give these houses their time in the sun.
Foursquare houses: shipped to you in 30,000 pieces from Sears Roebuck
Time-travel back to the 1890s. You’re in the heart of the Industrial Revolution and part of a growing middle class. You need a house which can fit your big family on a tiny lot. You open your Sears Roebuck catalogue and there it is: your Foursquare.