Montgomery Rag

I love these vintage textiles and found items from Montgomery Rag in Georgia. They would be perfect to decorate the rustic country home that I am dreaming of....

Traveler's Notebook

I love these handmade leather notebooks from Chiang Mai, Thailand (where we happened to visit last month). It was designed for the traveler and can be refilled and rearranged at your liking. Its perfect for storing your passport, photos, notes, tickets....whatever you collect in your travels. And it might inspire us all to put down our phones, ipads, ipods, laptops...and to absorb/capture/reflect upon our surroundings. Read more and shop at Baum-Kuchen.

Old Faithful Shop

The Old Faithful Shop in Vancouver sells simple, honest goods....and our dreamcatchers! I hope we can make it up to BC soon to finally visit it. They also have an inspirational blog, Old Chum. Check it out.

Best Made

A nice video (or dare I say, commercial?) from one of our favorite companies, Best Made.

National Parks Pillows

Ok so maybe these National Parks Pillows are border-line cheesy, but in the right room, in the right house, they could look perfect. Or maybe in a kids room. Available through the Sundance Catalog.

Blast from the past

Jeep announced today that it would be resurrecting the Grand Wagoneer nameplate in 2013. This sounds exciting but hopefully there will be an eco-friendly version. And I am strongly doubting the new ones will be as cool as the originals! xxGina

(Images via conconv's flickr)

Fredericks and Mae

Super cool handmade arrows by Fredericks and Mae. These would look great framed!

Juniper Ridge

  

A few years ago we discovered one of our favorite companies, Juniper Ridge. They make amazing soaps, incense, sachets and essential oils out of wild plant trimmings from the Pacific Northwest. And their packaging is simply beautiful. These products smell so lovely and evoke thoughts of campfires, ocean air, summer sunsets, big trees, and misty mornings. Even more, all of their ingredients are sustainably harvested and 10% of their profits go towards defending the wilderness!