I’ve been trying for years to find a vintage wire-mesh cubby shelf like this. But why bother when CB2 has it for just $179. Sorry antique shops, you lose this round.

This photo of a painted house in Spain really blurs the line between art and reality. At first glance, I actually thought the whole this was a painting. This is just one of many gorgeous photos from Opart’s Etsy shop. Though, if you’re opposed to seeing non-graphic photos of dead birds being prepared for display at a museum, you may want to skip it.

A cute, if somewhat disheartening, take on the piggy bank.

I think silver, orange or white is a more appropriate question when it comes to the West Elm Martini side table. PS - Cheers, it’s Friday!

Just in time for the release of the Alice in Wonderland movie, a tea set truly worthy of the Madhatter’s tea party.

This candy shop print by Katie Kirk actually looks good enough to eat. It was inspired by the original (Gene Wilder) Willy Wonka. I’ve always been a fan of apothecary jars. Unfortunately, I don’t have the will power to keep them filled with candy. They’d be empty before sundown.

Via Share Some Candy.

Hopefully you’re not required to dive into complicated philosophical tomes or a copy of Moby Dick when you buy this bookmark. It’s really cute, but I’m more of a True Blood girl, myself.

With this chair decal and a good book club list you can read your way to a reading chair in no time. Pretty cool, although I suppose you’ll always have to be careful of paper-cuts.

I found this recipe for Korean pancakes (Pa Jun) over on the 30 Bucks a Week blog and can’t wait to try them. They’re made with egg, flour and chopped vegetables. You can use pretty much anything you have sitting around the fridge - carrots, peppers, cauliflower, broccoli. So it’s a great way to make use of produce before it goes bad.

I don’t usually keep artichokes on my kitchen counter but this tray is convincing me it might be a good idea. Of suppose, I should to figure out how the heck to cook one first.