Wishing you a warm and restful weekend, wherever you are. Ahead, wool blankets by Isabella Rossellini, a pretty ceramics collection, a garden movie to soothe the senses, and more:
- Speaking of sunny yellow, click see the cover reveal of Life Inside a Cottage, the new book by our sometime contributor Nell Card (and featuring this favorite!).
- A cool new ceramics collection by Devin Wilde over at DWR.
- How gorgeous are these Latvian-inspired hand-knit mittens? (Hat tip: Fan.)
- Forcing flower bulbs will get us through this wretched winter.
- Speaking of which, how’s your amaryllis doing? Still going gangbusters like this one? (Head here for growing tips.)
- Have you heard of the wattle tree? So pretty!
- Hmmm…
- Calder Gardens is hosting daily screenings of Five Seasons: The Gardens of Piet Oudolf through January 30.
- It’s pruning season and Niwaki has some great essentials for the chore.
- Obsession of the week: Isabella Rossellini and a collaborator are making blankets and rugs from the wool of her Mama Farm sheep—and they’re for sale.
- “I’ve been admiring the whole Tensira x Blanche + Mimi collection—and put together that this is the waterfront store in Portland, Maine I went to recently,” writes Margot. “I happen to be wearing the little cashmere scarf I bought myself there.”
- This 100-year-old workshop in Japan makes custom bed pillows that lead to great sleep (though we wish they had a natural-fiber filling option).
- Spotted: a cache of colored vintage sinks in Philly, shipping all over, apropos of our recent Trend Alert.
- Ooh, another floppable sofa from Ligne Roset (hat tip: Margot).
- “Aluminum iconography, looking like silver moonlight,” or a little dose of beauty (hat tip: Julie).
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