. . . and in between the unpacked suitcases and last-minute trips, overflowing inboxes and busy days at the office, the starry autumn nights in silvery shoes and champagne, there was time to dream up brand new and wonderful things . . . one of which, is below . . .
[exciting news after the jump] x
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{brand new at this is glamorous}
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{storage inspiration: silver trays & julep cups}
. . . whether gold leaf or silver, seem to be on the topic of trays quite a bit recently, for storage and for display, whether it is used for a few favourite scents [above], or an array of beautiful compacts [below], everything always seems a little more refined when displayed on an elegant tray . . .
. . . and currently, make-up brushes, touche éclat, q-tips, and tortoise-shell combs reside in finished diptyque glass candle holders, but perhaps, julep cups in silver and gold may be a lovely change . . .
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left to right: jamali garden silver julep cup, $13 // odiot hand-engraved sterling silver coco goblet, $3,478 the silver peacock, NYC, 212.426.2610 // william-wayne & co. silver julep cup, $28, 800.318.3435 // odiot hand-engraved uutrichienne vermeil goblet, $1,766, the silver peacock, NYC, 212.426.2610
{images: top, mottahedeh & co. silverplate ribbon tray, $45; centre, photographed by francois halard; all via vogue daily}
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{décor inspiration: an artful arrangement}
. . . there is something about this room that brings one back, over and over again -- perhaps it is the warm floods of light, or the bright flowers and abstract art, or artful arrangement of lovely things -- or perhaps -- like summer white & leopard print, it has the feeling of transition, from warm summer days to crisp autumn nights . . .
{image: style at home via marcus design}
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Creative Photography by Mikel Uribetxeberria
Mikel Uribetxeberria is talented award winning photographer, who living and working in Azkoitia, Basque Country. He creates inspiring photos with people, animal combining. In this series called “Animalia” you will find a combination of wild animals into urban places.
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Itransition software company
Itransition Software Company is a reliable and trusted organization with around 12 years of professional experience and has an envious worldwide client database ranging from SMBs to Fortune 500 companies. Itransition is a software development company founded in Minsk, Belarus in 1998. At present the company has representative offices in North America and Asia and development centers in Eastern Europe. The company is a founding member of INFOPARK and Belarussian High Tech Park.
This company is providing services on a number of domains ranging from enterprise resource planning to enterprise content management with specific features. Itransition software development company provides ISVs and software service providers with full-cycle services in software product development and independent QA and testing. While, to the non software companies, they provide with services in enterprise application development, mobile and web application development, systems integration, and other customized software development services. Their customer service professionals are quite friendly and have been trained to understand the requirements of the clients. In 2008 Itransition became Microsoft Certified Partner and SAP Service Partner, two events which allowed the company to extend its services offer and enter new markets.
Photography by Sarah Elliott
Sarah Elliott was born in the USA in 1984 and received a degree in photography in New York City at Parsons School of Design. Elliott assisted Stanley Greene for a year before moving to Nairobi, Kenya, where she is currently based. Elliott has traveled extensively and is interested largely in documenting social issues, with a focus on women. Her photographs have appeared in such publications as Vanity Fair Italy, Monocle, Financial Times Weekend Magazine and Time. In 2010, she was selected by the Magenta Foundation as a Flash Forward Emerging Photographer winner as well as a participant in World Press Photo Joop Swart Masterclass. In 2011 Sarah was shortlisted for the Anthropographia Award for Human Rights. Sarah is a founding member of Razon Collective, an international group of visual storytellers. In 2011, Elliott won the Global World: Through the Lens of Human Rights competition and a prize in the World Press Photo contest.
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