
it’s been a nutty week here at d*s- the first half of the week was spent in sunny los angeles and still feels like a dream. i got to see so many incredible places and meet so many fantastic people- i just want to thank everyone again who came out to the biz ladies meetup- it was such a treat to meet so many talented women. also, if you attended the biz ladies meetup and would like a free listing on delightfulblogs, just click here and indicate that you attended the meetup this week (skip the paypal payment)- lynda at delightful blogs offered a free listing to those who attended the meetup and have been blogging for at least three months. in other news, there’s another brooklyn flea this weekend so i hope to see you all there! the vendors will be fantastic and i’ll be there enjoying mini-cupcakes in the d*s collective section. hope to see you in ft. greene! until then, here’s a summary of this week’s highlights [images above and below by molly at chairloom]:
- thanks so much to 1st dibs for this story on d*s!
- thank you to amy ruppel for her great guest blog posts
- new sneak peek: emma cassi
- diy projects: jenny’s cabinet idea, jennifer’s red lattice entryway, natasha’s babydoll coat rack, diy potholders
- new before and after: zee’s coffee table
- new in the kitchen with: abigail percy’s panna cotta
- new city guide: rome
- photos: LA part one and two (with biz lady recap)
- new: ‘brooklyn modern’ book
- new: textiles and furniture from paul loebach
- new: alyson fox tea towel for reform school (plus discount)
- new: ceramic milk bottles from alyssa ettinger
- new: milk bottles at three potato four
- new: floral wallpaper at pottery barn
- floral designs by nicolette camille
- LA biz lady notes and artwork by helen friel

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love the blue chairs. want.
Who makes that gorgeous pink chevron fabric in the first picture? I can’t find it on her site. I must have it!
Michelle Adam’s new company Rubie Green makes this fabric called “East Village”. It’s eco friendly!! $625 each. The bottom pair is upholstered in tote bag remnants from Virginia Johnson! $925 each. They’ll be at the Brooklyn Flea for sale this Sunday!
1. pair of carved antique chairs with Rubie Green’s “East Village” fabric. Eco friendly. $625 each
2. pair of small scale antique chairs with Virginia Johnson’s tote bag remnants fabric w/ many many nails! $925 each.
the dark pink/red? and white striped chairs a simply gorgeous. i especially love the contrast of the rococo detailing with the fabric pattern. such a treat for the idea.
Thanks for another great week of blogging! Keep up the good work!
I love the chairs! I bought 6 chairs and a painting for $54 on Friday. I’ve already upholstered 2 of them. Your site is inspiring!
Where can I get those? they’re lovely
What a treat to stop by and find my fabric featured!! Thank you SO MUCH Grace, and Molly! Molly- your chairs are GORGEOUS and it was such a pleasure to finally meet you in person today! Thanks again :)
ooh, i’ve never seen virginia johnson fabric on upholstery. nice work!
The chairs are available through my website, chairloom.com. Just email or call me. Or stop by & see me at The Brooklyn Flea!
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