We stopped in Boston on the way to the Cape (in a successful attempt to time the weekend traffic). And since it was a sales tax holiday weekend, we went to Newbury Street. Who am I kidding? We probably would have gone there regardless, since it was too nice out to go to the ICA. I heart Massachusetts for not having sales tax on clothes. ;)
So I finally got to go to Sweet for a (mini) carrot cake cupcake (my fav). Heaven.

In Chatham, there's a seasonal shop called Shelter Island Home, which is ALL John Robshaw. OMG, love.

He's the new hot guy, I saw his textiles all over the Cape and Islands' cutest shops.
In another adorable little design shop in Chatham, I found this Dash & Albert tile rug and just had to have it for my bedside.

I have the unique (or maybe not so unique) ability to walk into any store and fall in love with the most expensive thing, without even trying, of course. I don't usually shop at the Gap, they lost me as a regular long ago. But S wanted to stop in, and of course I had to have this Band blazer. To me, it yells "back to school", which I am on Wednesday...

On the stroll back from lunch at Sayles Seafood between the Great Harbor and Nantucket Yacht Clubs, we happened upon Parchment.

Parchment profile on Wooster & Prince
I just had to have all of these...

The three papers are by Rossi Italian paper, and I'm planning on covering a large cork board with them to fill with inspiration pictures.
As for the rest...

French labels/stickers from Chronicle Books
Wooster & Prince Hither Creek trio list pad.
So I finally got to go to Sweet for a (mini) carrot cake cupcake (my fav). Heaven.
In Chatham, there's a seasonal shop called Shelter Island Home, which is ALL John Robshaw. OMG, love.
He's the new hot guy, I saw his textiles all over the Cape and Islands' cutest shops.
In another adorable little design shop in Chatham, I found this Dash & Albert tile rug and just had to have it for my bedside.

I have the unique (or maybe not so unique) ability to walk into any store and fall in love with the most expensive thing, without even trying, of course. I don't usually shop at the Gap, they lost me as a regular long ago. But S wanted to stop in, and of course I had to have this Band blazer. To me, it yells "back to school", which I am on Wednesday...

On the stroll back from lunch at Sayles Seafood between the Great Harbor and Nantucket Yacht Clubs, we happened upon Parchment.

Parchment profile on Wooster & Prince
I just had to have all of these...
The three papers are by Rossi Italian paper, and I'm planning on covering a large cork board with them to fill with inspiration pictures.
As for the rest...

French labels/stickers from Chronicle Books
Wooster & Prince Hither Creek trio list pad.
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