Entertaining at a cottage by the lake must leave you time to enjoy the view and all the outdoor activities. A few simple steps is often enough to make your guests feel welcome. You could start with these three ideas from a Montauk Surf Shack that was featured on The New York Times. What I like [...]
BABY products, KIDS + BABY | July 30, 2011 | by Kim Vallee
As my son approaches the 5-month mark, I wish to find an easy way to document his monthly milestone. We already take a daily picture of him. I initially wanted to design my own signs, but I clearly lack the time. I need a ready-to-use option to identify his age on a picture. I might [...]
HOME + GARDEN, ORGANIZING | July 28, 2011 | by Kim Vallee
It is not because you rent an apartment that you could not realize your dream of well-organized kitchen cabinets. You can reach that goal with versatile drawer organizers like the ones made by Oxo. Available in height of 4 and 5 inches, the expandable drawer dividers will separate your plastic ware lids from the bowls, keep [...]
KIDS + BABY, KIDS products | July 28, 2011 | by Kim Vallee
Any parent knows that you can avoid to keep close by a couple of bins filled with your baby or toddler toys. So, it’s best to look for great looking toy bins. Three friends who lived in New York and Toronto started 3 Sprouts in 2007. They produce cute, fun and practical toy bins and storage caddies [...]
July 28, 2011 | by Heather
During these dog days of summer, the prospect of a hearty, rich slow cooker meal likely couldn’t be further from your mind. [...]
July 25, 2011 | by Kim
I was surprised when I read this article from The New York Times by the spread of high-end, custom playhouse makers. I [...]
July 20, 2011 | by Kim
It is funny that I found in a South African magazine one of the most inspiring pictures that capture the spirit of [...]
July 20, 2011 | by Heather
When it comes to planning super stylish parties, sometimes boys get the short end of the stick. But little dudes deserve clever [...]
ENTERTAINING, OUTDOOR entertaining | July 30, 2011 | by Kim Vallee