eunonymous.

15 June 2024

14 June 2024

13 June 2024

a few of the furnishings

Soon we will move to a smaller flat. Help us downsize!

Quantity discounts are available. Free stuff too!

Vintage and new items:

furnishings & decor

women's clothing (sizes xs - m) & shoes (± 38)

gender neutral & boy's clothing (sizes 86 - 120)

bags & accessories

plant pots & supplies

card & board games

toys

books

kitchenware

Private appointments are available during the week via our calendar.

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Wir ziehen bald in eine kleinere Wohnung um. Helfen Sie uns beim Reduzieren!

Mengenrabatte sind möglich. Auch Gratisartikel!

Vintage und Neuware:

Möbel und Dekoration

Damenbekleidung (Gr. XS - M) & Schuhe (± Gr. 38)

Geschlechtsneutrale Kleidung und Kleidung für Jungen (Gr. 86 - 120)

Taschen und Accessoires

Pflanzentöpfe & Zubehör

Karten- und Brettspiele

Spielsachen

Bücher

Küchenartikel

Private Termine sind unter der Woche über unseren Kalender möglich.

19 June 2010

It's already been a month!?

Yesterday I was featured in a Bret Easton Ellis-inspired selection of items from Etsy on We Heart This. Lookin' good...thanks!

Sooooo, obviously I've let the ol' blog fall by the wayside. Between moving to a new apartment and starting Montessori teacher training, and trying to balance in enjoying the summer, it's just not happening. Maybe I'll get up the gumption here and there to share something, but for the next 8-ish weeks I'm' going to have to bid you adieu. Hope all is well with you!

12 May 2010

Cassandra Tondro

Here's one of her landscapes:

But I really like Cassandra Tondro's recent work:

11 May 2010

Steve Seeley

Check out Steve Seeley's works in The Delicate Matter.

I promise he paints more than bears... ..but there are a lot of bears.

10 May 2010

Hollie Chastain's mixed media

I'm smitten with the colorful additions to vintage images and ephemera in Hollie Chastain's work. She sells prints on Etsy and maintains a blog and flickr full of inspirations.

via the Jealous Curator

09 May 2010

Sayaka Kajita Ganz

Using discarded mundane objects, Sayaka Kajita Ganz creates amazing sculptures full of movement...like these horses. "The human history behind these objects gives them life in my eyes. My goal is for each object to transcend its origins by being integrated into an animal form that seems alive....By building these sculptures I try to understand the human relationships that surround me...even if some people don’t feel at home here and now, there is a place where they belong and that they will eventually find it."