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living la furbish loco

Uncategorized / September 7, 2011

look how pretty these ladies make our bits look:

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our sea urchin vase styled and photographed by Emily-Claire

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our elephant earrings on liz from sequins and stripes

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and meg was inspired by this photo i snapped at todd romano’s shop in LA and did a coordinating product round up for long distance loving including our wanderlust tray.

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amber included a yellow spotted ikat pillow in this smoking hot nursery she put together.

and finally look how pretty:  chassity’s console vingnette including a brass urchin!
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furble furble furble!

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Written by Jamie Meares, Founder + Creative Director of retailer Furbish Studio.

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