Here is another wonderfully styled, designed and unique weekend getaway. The Graham + Co. is located in Pheonicia, New York and is a 20 room hotel. Aside from private rooms this location has a pool, woods, fruit stands, free bikes, bonfires and solitude to name a few of their perks.Love the graphics, too!
I can really support a company that creates scents naturally. Even more when they create campfire incense! At Wandawega we try to have as many campfires as possible. However, when we are hit with the winter snow, we can light one of these 7 scents up! Look deeper into the methods and products of Juniper Ridge here.
Mike Kiser does it all. and well. writing.photography.And he has married well too 🙂 OUTSIDE magazine just interviewed him on – well, finding good beer!It’s called ‘PLAID AND CANVAS. Hunting for the best beer in Chicago.’(what a fantastic freaking title that is, no?) check it out. A teaser from the story:“Last year, Kiser found himself at an odd point with Good Beer Hunting. “I had been asking myself a difficult question for almost a year,he says. “If Good Beer Hunting were to do something in the physical world, what would that be?” The answer: summer camp for adult males. KISER AND HIS FRIEND…
I thought I knew every flea market in Argentina. Until this weekend…. A great Argentine flea market: 1 hour. 5 amazing finds. 1000 pesos. Here is the take!
Last weekend the good folks at Solemn Oath brewery did a little creative cadre at camp.They drank. Worked. Drank. Planned. Workedand Mike Kiser of Good Beer Hunting documented it all. When the real shots and full post goes live, we’ll be sure to share it.In the meantime, check out some behind the scenes pix here:Good beer hunting on instagram Thanks guys, come back soon!
Came across illustrator and print maker Alice Pattullo the other day. Her work ranges in use, but always has the same layering and feel. Controlled sometimes, but most of the time she really utilizes every space to create an organized chaos and in some cases, a message. Check out more of her work here.
I had $26 and 30 minutes at the unique thrift up in Lincoln Square neighborhood: WHY I LOVE THIS JOINT: Charger & amp; matching plate from England- $5 Antique (new old stock ledger with leather binding) $2 2 1950’s faux wood trays $2 Assortment of vintage kitchen utensils: $5 Hand knit angora 50’s sweater: $2.90 6 decks of retro cards: $3 Herringbone wool throw: $4 Vintage thermos in mint condition: $2 This is why it is physically impossible for me to drive by one of these if their lights are still on. Thanks, unique. see you soon.
There is a new favorite publication and the first issue has just come out! Kindling Quarterly is about fathers who work in the creative field. What a sweet and unique subject for a beautiful magazine. Perhaps what draws me most to this project, is how sincere and simple it is. Clean lines, straight to the point and beautifully curated, I would definitely recommend this one to families, new dads, old dads, almost dads and any person interested in the life of a father. + Love that logo type!
Happy winter time, ya’ll! Our dear friends and creative collaborators,angela finney hoffman of post27store.comand Steven Teichelman of thisisthreefold.com, spent the weekend with us snowmobiling, cooking and soaking up some Wandawega winter sun. Here are some highlights from their instragram feed: Love you guys!
