Emma Hill: January 's Post of Design from Blogs I Love:

Welcome to my new end of the month post that selects my favourite things from other blogs:

Design Sponge

Some gorgeous textiles from Brita Sweden

Pantone Chip Cookies from Kim Neill.

The “Black Diamond Mood Light” from Yantouch is actually an iPhone dock.

Fiona Douglas of Bluebellgray,

I noticed this at first because my mum has a wall very much like this and then I noticed the cushions. They are great! I've met Fiona, whose a lovely girl she now sells her originals alongside mine with New British Artists

Also nice to see that I am not the only one who organises their books by colour!

S F Girl By Bay

artist ginette laplame’s perfectly painted sticks, via booooooom.

alex beauchamp, of hygge house. the danish word hygge (hu-gah) is a feeling or mood that comes from taking genuine pleasure in making ordinary everyday things simply extraordinary,

A 1970′s townhouse renovated by swedish interior designer marie olsson nylander

thomas takes one person’s trash and creates these re-purposed treasures, visit his website.

abbey hendrickson, artist & blogger from aesthetic outburst

Arctic Mum

The annual film festival is the highlight of January. The snow screen is great, especially when they show children's movies with popcorn,(more)sun buns and hot toddy!

Northern lights make an appearance for The New Year

Design Shimmer

In White:

Poppy Talk

Michelle Carangi of Holley & Gill

Style at Home booth with a mural painted by Alanna Cavanagh.

UpCountry booth vignette.

Pendant lamps by freefolding artist Andrew Ooi.

Mello Yellow

Day-of event planning was provided by the lovely Jenna of Revel Events. Photography by Gucio Photography.

Ladies & Gentlemen

via Lunda Gard

Feeling Blue?

Claude Monique

sarai saehee

knitalatte11

Or in the Red?

Lizzie Staley

Sarah{Jane}

Come Up To My Room event that was held this past weekend in Toronto. The event, an annual alternative design event is held at the Gladstone Hotel during Toronto's Design week and invites artists and designers to create installations, projects and collaborations limited only by their imaginations. Look Below:

Photo by Stephanie Cloutier http://www.stephaniecloutier.com/

From the @comeuptomyroom event, at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto for theToronto Design Offsite weekend, a two dimensional depiction made of thread by artistAmanda McCavour's living room. Her "thread drawings" are made using a sewing machine, then sewn into a fabric that dissolves in water leaving just the thread. See more here. (Via Moco Loco).