it’s been a crazy, but very fulfilling and productive week! i’ve launched a new furniture collection with the inside, and i’ve added a ton of new vintage treasures to the super marché shop. as i get older, and often wonder about the future of blogging (is anybody reading!?) i feel fortunate and very excited to be heading my career in some different directions, albeit ones that align with sfgirlbybay and my passions — furniture design, interiors and my love of vintage. i think this week’s friday finds is landing me in that sweet spot, too. i hope you guys like all that is new around here, and if you have any suggestions for me, do tell!
xo, victoria
- this lovely home does not look like it once housed an italian shoe factory! not even close. i love the vintage lighting fixture and all the pretty pastel elements.
- for some inexplicable reason, this oversized white pear makes me very happy. i don’t know much about it, other than it’s whimsical and utterly delightful. that Italian mirror is just my jam, too!
- it’s blossom season, at least here on the west coast and that couldn’t make me happier. photographer nicole franzen, who we featured yesterday captured these beauties. i wish they’d bloom all year long.
- i quite like this charming bedroom vignette and vintage dresser, not to mention that pretty pink lamp and sweet bedspread! it all just feels so cozy together.
- speaking of lamps, i’ve been seeing a return of these sweet mushroom-shaped lamps of late. this one, the Flowerpot lamp by Verner Panton is an iconic Danish design piece — simply timeless. it’s 50 years old and still looking bright and beautiful.
- this is a very eclectic and layered looking bedroom — just the look i was hoping to create with my collaboration with the inside — a layered, mismatched look that you can make uniquely you.
- i’m really enamored with CB2’s new cypher black marble dining table — so daring, so sophisticated! i’d love to see it get really funky with a mix of mismatched vintage dining chairs. oh la la.
- i’m probably never going to get over this shelving curation by interior design guru leanne ford (and also photographed by nicole franzen). i seriously study it to see just what exactly it is i love about it so much, and i think it’s just so cohesive, even though one might say cluttered. it’s just vintage clutter put together perfectly!
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