What’s caught Candace’s eye:
NPR has a really interesting story about Oscar-Winning costume designer Sandy Powell, including pictures of her sketches for Cinderella and Carol. Photo: Jonathan Olley, Disney/Design: Sandy Powell
http://www.npr.org/2016/02/24/467800435/sketch-to-impress-how-sandy-powell-costumes-the-stars
I LOVE COFFEE! This Duo pour over coffee maker lets you determine how strong your freshly brewed up is by how you twist the upper canister. Definitely consider me intrigued. Photo: property of Duo
http://fellowproducts.com/duo/
A cocktail ring that subtly notifies you about what’s happening on your phone, in a super sleuth secret spy-girl kinda way? Yes, Please! Accordingly to the company website, Ringly connects to your phone via Bluetooth and lets you receive customized notifications through vibration and a subtle light on the side of the ring. I would love to see if this actually works! Would be even more perfect if it kept up with your fitness info, too. Photo: property of Ringly.
What Kristen’s interested in:
I absolutely love the Meyer lemon hand soap from Williams Sonoma. It has an amazing smell, you guessed it, of lemon! There is an entire line of Meyer lemon products, and I want to try more!
http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/meyer-lemon-essential-oils-hand-soap/
This article by InStyle highlights a new restaurant in LA called Au Fudge by Jessica Biel that hosts an upstairs tea party for little ones including au pairs! The restaurant design shown in the article pictures is absolutely gorgeous. I definitely want to check this out and maybe she will open one in Memphis soon!
http://www.instyle.com/news/jessica-biel-new-restaurant-au-fudge-los-angeles
Wemo home automation devices are my current favorite ones. Unlike other systems, you can buy just a single product, no base system required! I have several of the light switches and one of the outlets. It has a simple, easy to use setup through a mobile app, and is great for turning on the porch light on your way home or scheduling anything that plugs in!
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