What Katie Ate.. I'll have

What Katie Ate has got to be one of the most delicious looking blogs out there, run by the uber talented Katie Quinn Davies who writes, cooks, styles and even photographs her own recipes.

Originally trained as a graphic designer, Katie has since worked as a freelance commercial photographer and and blogger, and will be launching her first book in 2012. (That's what the hoard of props are for).

Visit her blog here (not on an empty stomach), website here (for an overwhelming number of delicious photos), or make Sunday Morning Baked Eggs here (yummmm!).

VISH!

I am LOVING the art direction / styling / graphic treatment in the latest collection by VISH!, hand drawn patterns and nicely matched colours always get me ;)

Katelyn Mooney

These soft, playful and naive images are wonderfully styled by Katelyn Mooney, a designer turned stylist who graduated from Parsons in New York. 

She'll be contributing to the next issue of Papier Mache magazine... can't wait!

Lovely Lace

Beautiful, unique lace jewellery made by two sisters from Detroit who 'love handmade items and the mix of vintage materials'. They run a successful Etsy store White Owl, showcasing delicate handmade pieces that are cleverly styled and photographed. Perfect for the romantic.

THIS is it

It's perfect. Loads of light, white, wood, neutrals and just the right amount of whimsy. (Stacked magazines to make a coffee table, masking tape rug...) Object collected from different places around the world bringing memories, photos/magazine clippings bringing inspiration. Look at that painted park bench in picture 3...isn't it just right?

Photographed by Philip Karlberg, styled by Nanna Lagerman for Elle Interior.

Sweet Salads

How amazing is this food styling? All the ingredients look so fresh and mouthwatering..dancing freely around the page, so pleasing to the eye! Styled by Paul Lowe from Sweet Paul, the images are from his Summer 2011 Sweet Paul Magazine. Boy I wish summer would be here already!!

My Little Fabric

Tartelette Fraise Rhubarbe from My Little Fabric on Vimeo.

This little video is so cute. I love how the rhubarb magically chops itself into bite-size pieces.

It's interesting how technology is so accessible these days - there are so many mediums we can use to express ourselves.

Found My Little Fabric on decor8 today. Her food photos are pretty amazing.

Anna Williams

May have died and gone to food stylist heaven. How blissful do these pictures look? Photography by Anna Williams, more (a lot more) to swoon over here.

eat make read

how can one take such delicious pictures? the food and drinks look so fresh, homemade and delectable. 

treat your eyes to eat make read, a foodie blog with a little happy hour tucked in :)

pictures shown: blood orange gimlet, blood orange and pea shoot salad, caramalized apple dutch baby pancakes, perfect pear.