Kneeland Mercado Market finds for the Bohemian Nursery.
Read MoreWe love peeking around unexpected corners in our new #DIGS series. This week, we visit the quirky little delta town of Isleton in northern California and meet the fiber artist behind Roxanne Roxanne Designs and her tot, Jimmy. Click through and discover a bit of bohemian romance as we tour their charming, cozy abode. Snapped by Celisse Muller.
Read MoreCrushing is an understatement. We're swooning over designer Jessica Barensfeld, and her beautiful family for this week's #MA CRUSH. Click through to learn a few things about this illuminating Brooklynite.
Read MoreWe're thrilled to embark on our new, ongoing project- #thedollhouseremodel. We're set to reimagine the traditional dollhouse into our own bohemian family fantasy. We can't wait for you to participate as we invite new makers to join the team. First things first: the textile wall hanging! What's a Bohemian Paradise without one?! There is no one like Janelle Pietrzak from All Roads Creative Workshop and Textile Studio in Los Angeles. She is a homespun Visionary, and the nicest of kinds. When we met her almost a decade ago, we thought she just might be one of the most creative people we had ever met. And to see the evolution of her brand has been awe-inspiring, as she has partnered with everyone from Ace + Jig, Suno, Anthropologie, and more. So we HAD to ask her to spin up one of her iconic wall textiles for our new project, the Dollhouse Remodel!
Read MoreFor our new #DIGS series, we go beyond the nursery and take a deeper look into the family's home. Here, photographer Celisse Muller takes us inside the spirited, artful loft space of Sacramento It-girl Trisha Rhomberg.
Read MoreWe're crushing on California beauty, Caitlin Vodopals of Saving Grace . The mother of two girls, and Owner/Founder/Designer of the eco-friendly nursing covers talks about spending time with her brood and being an entrepreneur.
Read MoreThis clever and crafty mama, Sacramento-based Sarah Golden (such fitting name, no?) of Maker Maker creates gorgeous block-prints and cheerful textiles -note her handpainted fabrics, GAH! We just die over them! It was only natural for her to start collaging some of her pieces into one framable work of art! These guys would be the perfect statement nursery decor or baby shower gift for the choosy mom. Click for more of her pop- art prints.
Read MoreInside Ivy's collected and curated room. Click to see more from images from the stylish #boburbs tea party! Snapped by Christy Kurtz Harmon.
Read MoreSay hello to our new #MA CRUSH series! First up is our dear friend, Kavi, half of the coveted perfume collection D.S. & DURGA. Click for more as she talks about her Brooklyn tribe and their local favorites.
Read MoreWe can't stop thinking about Heather Evans Smith's stunning photography project: Seen Not Heard. Equally haunting and exquisite, the series navigates the captivating and ever-shifting tension of the mother-daughter bond. We're hooked. Click through for more.
Read MoreInside the sweet shared-room of Penelope and Lake! Our very own Ma, Hollie, shows us around her new digs in the Boburbs! photography Jack Jeffries.
Read MoreAs we like say here, Painted Sidewalks is a celebration of friendship + motherhood! We're over the moon to be able share our inspiring Momma- friends with our readers here. Meet Mother + Maker, Textile Artist, Jenny Irene in California. Click for more, as she talks work + life balance and the scoop behind her coveted booties, bonnets, and play wear.
Read MoreLucky us! Brooklyn (by Sweden) artist Fanny Gentle shares pages from her Peanut Butter Blues journal- delightful little pieces she often collaborated on with her son, Oscar. Click to see more of Fanny's tiny masterpieces.
Read MoreOur own Ma Beth walks us through our favorite new DIY. Follow along below to read her newest, coolest project for some blue-jean-baby-blocks!
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Textile-inspired painted leaves- perhaps the easiest project to do this season with little ones! Nothing cures the grumps like a few strokes of paint, and the prints and pattern ideas are endless. Click through for more tips on creating your own cheap and cheerful little "Leafies."
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