Blue jeans — especially here in the birthplace of blue jeans — are forever, but no time of year do they feel more right than in autumn. What do you want to be wearing while navigating a corn maze, carving a pumpkin, flirting with a cutie at an apple orchard, or walking briskly to class? Jeans, of course. They're sturdy, comfortable, always look hot, and just get better with wear, so why not dress your home in denim, too? More
Most of us who rent can only daydream about bathroom renovations like installing low-flow toilets and bamboo flooring, or swapping out our 80's-style chipped ceramic sink for one that looks like it was plucked from a Zen garden. However, there are lots of ways to make a rental bathroom brighter, greener, and more modern. Here are 10 tips to help move your rental bathroom out of The Flinstones and into The Jetsons. More
The rain has begun, the air smells like falling leaves, I'm craving cider (the grown-up variety), and I wish I could step into the quaint and cozy world of Toast UK... More
Looking for an alternative to paper towels (yes, even recycled paper!) with stylish simplicity and practicality for your kitchen? Whether drying your hands, dishes or cleaning up a spill, reach for these re-usable and stylish natural fibers instead! More
We all thought we loved tenugui before — beautiful, traditional, multiple-use cloths from Japan — but that was before we knew there were Star Wars tenugui… More
Michelle and Michael sent us an email about their home projects. She's from Northern California, he's from England, they bought a fixer-upper in LA and now they are working hard and documenting every step of the journey to bring their home up-to-date. One of the most dramatic transformations took place in the master bath… More
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I love these naturally soft towels made in Imabari, Japan. Artisans there have been weaving and dyeing these specific towels for over 110 years. One side is a striped flatweave, while the other side is white terrycloth. If you're not a fan of the pastels, you can also find them in grey.
Tea dying is a natural dying process that leaves a beautifully subtle color wash onto fabric. Dip dying is becoming a popular trend with soft furnishings. It not only provides a natural, handmade look; it is actually very simple to do yourself. I have made a set of three towels in two shades of tea. Black and raspberry transform natural, unbleached tea towels into soft, warm, and functional accents. More












































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