2 Leather Storage Tote

I would really like to introduce a few leather items into my next apartment.  These leather storage totes from Gildem might be a good start.


Found thanks to Ardor Blog.

3 More Geometric Prints...

I might have also bought these...maybe.


Brit, you better hurry up and get here before our apartment is completely covered in geometric prints.


Amethyst + Graphite from Thepairabirds.

0 Los Feliz House Interior Design by Alexandra Angle

I simply adore black paint on the exterior of houses.  And indoor / outdoor space.  Yes please.


House in Los Feliz.  Interior Design by Alexandra Angle. Photographs by Lucas Allen.

0 More Graphic Acquisitions from Ferm Living

More Graphic Acquisitions from Ferm Living... uh huh.  Ferm Living is having a sale, and I now own these two great black and white graphic gems.


Fusion Pillow in Black + Monroe Tea Towel in Black

1 Sweet Paul Magazine

These images from Sweet Paul Magazine are just ridiculously awesome.

Food and Styling by Paul Lowe. Photography by Hector Sanchez.

0 Oh Crap.

A black, white, and yellow watch.  Luckily I already have I watch I adore or I would have to order this right away.

2 Lords Hotel Miami

I  don't even have words for this.


The Lords Hotel Miami.  Designed by BHDM in NYC. Found thanks to Design Sponge.   

4 I Need This:

Flat clutch bag by Clare Vivier. Yes, yes I do.

1 Awesome Inspiration...

These images from the galleries of Inside Out Magazine in this post from A Merry Mishap...um, yes.

0 Doshi Levien's Paper Planes Chair

Doshi Levien's Paper Planes Chair...I'll take mine with no crystals please.


Found thanks to Inside Out Magazine.

1 Kitchen Inspiration...

Just good kitchens.


{1} Bodie and Fou's holiday home in France.
{2} Found thanks to Bonnie Tsang Pinterest. Kitchen from Inside Out Bathroom and Kitchen Book Photographer Jason Busch.
{3} Image from Dwell. Architect Barbara Hill.  Photography by Dean Kaufman. Found thanks to Erin Loechner Pinterest via One Pool Road.

4 Can't Stop Thinking About:

These rings. I'm imagining the black one next to the gold one...hmm.


Found thanks to A Merry Mishap.

3 Meet My Newest Advertiser: Ruby Lane

I'm very happy to introduce {Black.White.Yellow.}'s newest advertiser: Ruby Lane!

Ruby Lane consists of hundreds of independent shops showcasing quality antiques and arts, vintage collectibles, and jewelry from around the world.  It's like a great treasure hunt: check out my picks below!


Welcome Ruby Lane! 

Vintage Bite Eyeglasses + Vintage Yellow Wood Necklace + STAIRS Pop Up Book

Vintage Striped Mini Dress + Art Deco Black Onyx and Gold Ring + Vintage Yellow Lantern

3 Dwell Studio Trellis

Thanks to becoming re-obsessed with Pinterest, and not sleeping, thus having hours to scour every inch of the site...I have realized why I can't commit to ordering Dwell Studio's Trellis in Dove grey:  Because I want it in black and white.


Dwell Studio: Have any thoughts of bringing this back in black and white? Or have any old stock hanging around that you might want to sell me?
Readers:  Anyone have a gently used duvet and/or pillowcases they want to sell to me? PLEASE!?


Images  from Mark Lund found thanks to House of Turquoise and Dwell Studio.

2 New Art

I'm in the market for some new affordable art. I ordered these two prints from Mammoth Collection yesterday that I'm super excited about!


I'll be honest, although I love them and what they are doing, I get a little frustrated with the shipping costs of many of the affordable art sites (like 20x200 and Little Paper Planes).  It's probably totally justifiable on their end, but often causes me to second guess my purchases.  BUT, right now Mammoth Collection is offering 25% off every print in their collection using the discount code "FATHERSDAY"...more than makes up for shipping costs.  Thanks Mammoth Collection!


Anyone have any other art suggestions for me, and/or discount shipping codes!?


Left Print: Cradle by Lauren Bahr
Right Print: Landscape Painting 1 by Russell Leng

2 Scouts Honor Co.

Scouts Honor Co. ADORE  I can't wait for Annemarie to open her shop. Future customer right here!

Found thanks to Simple Song.

0 New Bags from Jonathan Adler...

New Bags from Jonathan Adler...

1 Geronimo Balloons

Geronimo Balloons. I mean these are just flat out happy.  Who wouldn't love a giant balloon?

Geronimo! was founded by Certified Balloonatic and Master Balloon-Trooper, Jihan “Jihanimo” Zencirli, as a way to celebrate friends’ and families’ lives in her hometown of Seattle in 2010. On any given day, Jihan could be seen arriving to a restaurant, birthday party, friend’s home, park, art gallery, library or boutique with her balloons fastened to her 1974 (yellow with matching saddlebags and whitewall tires) French Moped, drawing attention and delight from every person she zipped past. Eventually “The Balloon Girl”, as she was soon known, decided that it was time she shared the bliss of balloons with people of Los Angeles. Jihan opened the doors to her Seaton Street Studio and Workshop in Los Angeles, on May 1st 2011, where her spherical interests can be seen as an explosion and  visual feast of fine ribbon, vintage millenary and hand cut paper fancy created exclusively and originally for every order, also offering party planning and event services!

Found thanks to Oh Joy!  See hers and her adorable baby bump here...so cute!

0 Another Living Room with Two Sofas...

Another Living Room with Two Sofas... this time one light, one dark.

From Bo-Laget.

2 Stacked Shelving System

Stacked Shelving System designed by JDS Architects for Muuto...I'm really liking these; they are functional and versatile with a hint of playfulness.

Leave it to an architect to create a shelving system that’s as versatile as building blocks. The work of Belgian-Dane Julien De Smedt of JDS Architects, this modular system lets you create a shelving unit to fit your space and style. “Our projects are humanly designed, politically engaged, financially viable, and structurally realistic,” says the designer. When asked how he sees the “new Nordic” celebrated by the Danish company Muuto, De Smedt says it is “like an embrace of a southern culture with a northern rigueur.” Translating that idea to his Stacked Shelving, these boxes can be randomly stacked or precisely coordinated into a grid. The three sizes are scaled to accommodate all kinds of books. And while there are only three boxes offered, there are actually five shapes to work with, depending on how you position the two rectangles. The negative spaces created between boxes give you even more shapes with which to play. Use the colorful steel clips (sold in sets of 5) to connect the boxes.