…notebook. By Carrot & Stick Press. $6 each. Blank. Love.

Wouldn’t you like to spend the weekend in a tree house?

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The designer and builder, La Cabane Perchee, writes on its site:

“The whole idea is to relive our childhood dreams of building tree-houses. This is a dream that we all had, as a child or later in life… Living high in the trees to observe, to read or write, to listen to music, to feel well, to dream, sometimes to be alone and sometimes to love.”

Well said.

{Thanks to Rachel for the tip!}

What lovely hair accessories I spied this morning over at Snippet & Ink! The designer, Chelsea, has an Etsy shop where she sells her dreamy flower and feather fantasies. My favorite part? Each piece is christened with a name straight out of the past:

Miss Betty

Miss Doris

Miss Irene

Miss Lucille

Miss Phyllis

Best of all, Snippet & Ink is hosting a giveaway – one hairpiece to one lucky reader! Check out all the designs on Chelsea’s blog, then comment with your favorite on Kathryn’s post before Wednesday at midnight. The randomly selected winner will be announced on Friday!

And if you haven’t yet been introduced to the glory that is Snippet & Ink, be sure to spend some time checking out the months and months of out-of-control gorgeousness that are Kathryn’s inspiration boards. A warning: you just might find yourself completely rethinking your wedding color palette, or be suddenly struck by an urge to redesign your house top to bottom – her combinations are that convincing.

Trusty Daily Candy alerted me to Peachypan Kanzashi hair ornaments a few weeks ago. Their punchy-elegant colors and designs immediately appealed to me, and I was even more impressed when I learned each hairpiece is made of 80 to 150 folded silk petals. They’re inspired by classic geisha designs, are completely handmade, and available at the Peachypan online boutique.

I’d love to see them on a quirky bride or a girl looking to jazz up a classic white tee. What do you think?

{All images from Peachypan’s site}