Or more specifically, die-cut objects and paper crafts. Just another amazing collection of items with intricate cut designs in a variety of applications.
The first is my favourite (ok, I couldn’t save it for last) – Carrie Bike Basket from Relish, a small boutique in Portland, Oregon. The store was founded by Trisha Guido in 2001, after 10+ years in technology sales & marketing. She wanted to start a more creative and personally satisfying venture… Hmmm, sounds oddly familiar.
Anyhow, back to the bike basket. I don’t know what’s prettier – the basket itself or the shadows it makes when the light shines through.
Relish – Carrie Bike Basket
Or Venucci placemats, die-cut pieces of felt in solid colours. Make a statement or interesting conversation at your next dinner party with bold red, black or white.
Venucci Felt Placemats
Did you know Vera Wang had a line of stationery? Yes, what a smart business woman she is – crossing over into stationery for weddings or everyday. These die-cut greeting cards are simple and elegant (and force you to write a more concise message with less space). Find her collection online, as sold through Kate’s Paperie.
Vera Wang Cards
Make your home look extravagant with removable wall tattoos from Surface Collective. Led by Rod Tasaka, Principal and Creative Director, I couldn’t resist these fancy peacock feathers that bend around corners. Love the art direction of the photo too!
Surface Collective Wall Tattoos
And lastly, who would have thought cupcake wrappers would go the extreme. Fancy die-cut designs for all occasions. Find one that’s right for your party at PaperOrchid.
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OMG, I so want wall tattoos. Now, I just have to redesign my home office to match. Ahhhh!!!
There are so many kinds of wall tattoos but if you need an excuse to redecorate, now you have one! I have wall tattoos in my place and it’s way less fuss than painting.