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PRONASLA SAM novo mesto koje izaziva lancani aaaaaaw. U jars of cute nasla sam gomilu pre-slatkosti.

Evo, npr, u FredFlare prodavnici, soljice koja je, kada stoji naopako, kao puding od vanile ili jagode, a kada se koristi oslanja se na dekoracione jagodice. Aaaaaaaaw, kazem vam...



Onda, u etsy prodavnici thesmallobject, izmedju ostalog, pronasla sam ovaj mustache magnet za fotke dragih osoba koje kacite na fridz i drvene lutkice - drzace za svecice.


Onda, treasury. Nemacka firma schubLaden koja od starog pravi novo. Perfektni tailored elementi u tri velicine za nove male domove. Plus, divno uslikani elementi u BAS lepim aranzmanima.


Onda, jedan element koji je ocajnicki trebao osvezenje. Cediljka za sudje. I drzac za vina pride. Divne boje i teksture. Sve sklopivo!Hvala Ernestu Pereri!


I last, but not least, blokcici. Znate, papirici za 'vatanje beleski. KUDAMEMO odnosno, Fruit Notes. Japanci, D-BROS. Pakovano u one sundjeraste zastitne mrezice, pa sve u katronsku gajbicu. Dokle to ide u Japanu... Love them!




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I'VE FOUND a new spot that makes me sigh in chained links. I've found a whole bunch of too-cutenesses in jars of cute.

Here's, for example, a cup from Fred Flare on line store. When it's turned upside-down it looks like vanilla or strawberry pudding, and when used, the cup rests on the three decoration berries. Awwwww, I told you....

Then, there's this store on Etsy called thesmallobject, where you'll find, among a whole bunch of wonderfully cute things, this mustache magnet to hold and cutify your fridge photos. I also found these wooden little kids - candle holders.

Then, a treasury. German company schubLaden makes old this new. Perfectly tailored to fit elements in three sizes, for new tiny homes. Plus, wonderful settings that present the pieces.

Then, an element that needed the update desperately. Dish drainer. And a wine storage along. Lovely colors and textures. All thing collapsible! Thank you Ernest Perera!

And last, but not least, little note blocks. You know, those to write something by pen on paper. KUDAMEMO, or Fruit Notes. By brilliant Japanese people called D-BROS. Packed in those protective spongy nets, and then a bunch of those into a cardboard tray. How far do those Japanese people go... Love them!