Atlanta Blogs » domino magazine http://atlantablogs.com The official home of Atlanta People With Blogs Who Get Together to Drink (APWBWGTTD) Fri, 30 Jul 2010 04:57:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Wishlist: The Book Edition http://lindseyloublogs.blogspot.com/2009/12/wishlist-book-edition.html http://lindseyloublogs.blogspot.com/2009/12/wishlist-book-edition.html#comments Wed, 16 Dec 2009 13:20:00 +0000 Lindsey Lou tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1262470435378952748.post-8185440953245576881


I don't actually know how to cook yet, but I'm sure Mrs.Childs can teach me a thing or 344 about it. By the way, as soon as Julie & Julia came up, this book and the second volume all of a sudden became uber popular and bids became uber pricey.



Ok, if you haven't seen Fantastic Mr.Fox yet, please do. Yes, it's based on a Roald Dahl's children's book,but that doesn't mean it's a kiddie-type movie. It was hilarious, quirky, classic and endearing and that's how I knew that I would have to have the book upon which the movie was based.


I remember this book from my childhood (verily, only a few years ago) and I have no idea what happened to it. Also, I like pop-up books.


I first heard of this book in Domino Mag's (R.I.P.) 2007 Christmas List issue. The little blurb mentioned something about paella, something that I would eat everyday if only I knew how to make it.






I like pop-up books. So what???



Hello? I love to drink. Bar tabs are incredibly expensive (for me anyway), so it would be economical to learn to make my own cocktails.



Not yet, but I'm going to make bread from scratch one day, you'll see.


I absolutely love Kelly Wearstler. I love her home, which was featured in the November/December 2009 issue of Vogue Living Australia. Heather Clawson of Habitually Chic, raved about it last week, so I'm thinking about getting it just to look at the weird, wackadoodle hues that Mrs.Weartsler is famous for.



I'd love to learn more about African art, but it's not really taught in school (not even in art school!). It'd be nice to learn more about non-Western art and especially about artists from around my way, ancetrally-speaking.
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I don't actually know how to cook yet, but I'm sure Mrs.Childs can teach me a thing or 344 about it. By the way, as soon as Julie & Julia came up, this book and the second volume all of a sudden became uber popular and bids became uber pricey.



Ok, if you haven't seen Fantastic Mr.Fox yet, please do. Yes, it's based on a Roald Dahl's children's book,but that doesn't mean it's a kiddie-type movie. It was hilarious, quirky, classic and endearing and that's how I knew that I would have to have the book upon which the movie was based.


I remember this book from my childhood (verily, only a few years ago) and I have no idea what happened to it. Also, I like pop-up books.


I first heard of this book in Domino Mag's (R.I.P.) 2007 Christmas List issue. The little blurb mentioned something about paella, something that I would eat everyday if only I knew how to make it.






I like pop-up books. So what???



Hello? I love to drink. Bar tabs are incredibly expensive (for me anyway), so it would be economical to learn to make my own cocktails.



Not yet, but I'm going to make bread from scratch one day, you'll see.


I absolutely love Kelly Wearstler. I love her home, which was featured in the November/December 2009 issue of Vogue Living Australia. Heather Clawson of Habitually Chic, raved about it last week, so I'm thinking about getting it just to look at the weird, wackadoodle hues that Mrs.Weartsler is famous for.



I'd love to learn more about African art, but it's not really taught in school (not even in art school!). It'd be nice to learn more about non-Western art and especially about artists from around my way, ancetrally-speaking.
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In honor of our nation's Independence Day, here are a plethora of red, white & blue interiors, decorative objects and bedding. Enjoy! Have an awesome weekend.

Louis XIV Table w/ Chandelier, Domino, March 2009

Oscar de la Renta Table Setting, Domino, November 2007



White Interior @ POINTclickHOME
Knubbig Table Lamp at Ikea
One-Lump-or-Two-Lump Lamp @ Anthropologie
Lace Trim Wallpaper, Anthropologie


Peacock Blue Walls & Cream + White Furniture, Domino, April 2006
Atom Art Serving Bowl @ Anthropologie
Home Kissing Pleat Bedding Collection from Target
Home Ikat Bedding Collection from Target


Jacqui Coffee Table @ Apartment 48 in NYC


Dining Room w/ Red Murano Glass Chandelier by Blount Design in Atlanta, GA

Maxine Paisley Print Duvet @ Target








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In honor of our nation's Independence Day, here are a plethora of red, white & blue interiors, decorative objects and bedding. Enjoy! Have an awesome weekend.

Louis XIV Table w/ Chandelier, Domino, March 2009

Oscar de la Renta Table Setting, Domino, November 2007



White Interior @ POINTclickHOME
Knubbig Table Lamp at Ikea
One-Lump-or-Two-Lump Lamp @ Anthropologie
Lace Trim Wallpaper, Anthropologie


Peacock Blue Walls & Cream + White Furniture, Domino, April 2006
Atom Art Serving Bowl @ Anthropologie
Home Kissing Pleat Bedding Collection from Target
Home Ikat Bedding Collection from Target


Jacqui Coffee Table @ Apartment 48 in NYC


Dining Room w/ Red Murano Glass Chandelier by Blount Design in Atlanta, GA

Maxine Paisley Print Duvet @ Target








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