Based on the familiar children’s toy, Mounds of Rounds unstacks into a low table and floor cushions. Unfortunately, this piece from the Cumulus Project seems to be only a concept for now.

This cabin-chic clock is simply a BONDIS clock from Ikea and two inexpensive leather belts from H&M buckled together. You can find out more over at Shelterrific.

A striking silkscreened cat shopping bag from T-Shirt 99, $20. You’ll never have to stare anyone down at a sample sale again.

After several very warm days in Austin (including a 91 degree afternoon yesterday), it feels like winter again this morning. That’s all the excuse I need to try out this shortbread bar recipe featuring my favorite winter herb, rosemary. You can find the complete recipe – including from-scratch berry jam – at desserts for breakfast.

 I love the way black and white stripes can add vibrance to a white room. They are perfect for personalizing a plain white apartment when repainting isn’t an option. (Image via Pinterest)

They can make a small amount of color really pop. (Image via Pinterest)

Or mellow a bold patterns. (Image via Back Yard Bill)

Make this tribal triptych from just these supplies:

You can find the how-to at Hello Splendor.

This cat tree is made out of an old set of drawers screwed into 2″x2″s. What a great way to repurpose a piece of furniture that has gotten too old or too damaged to serve it’s original purpose.

Turning clipboards into mood boards is a great way to organize projects in your office that would work equally well for your craft room. Plus, the mood boards make for fantastic, update-able art.

A great way to embellish an inexpensive Ikea rug for a kid’s room. You can find a link to instructions here.

Via Pinterest.

There’s something so charming about watercolor palette of this ceramic sculpture. Bird on a Branch porcelain box sculpture from featured seller Villarreal Ceramics, $70.