What’s closer to your heart than your home? The editors of Reverie Magazine imagine weddings in New York, London, California and Devon.
The Children of Tomorrow
As new technologies close the gap between learning and play, kids are accepting robots as never before.
The Aesthetic of Funk With Xenobia Bailey
This fiber artist learned to “funk it together” by watching the women in her community beautify their environments with limited resources.
Featured Seller: Wild Life Prints
“As with many aspects of life, creativity comes in waves and after some years I’ve learned to accept the troughs with the crests.”
How-Tuesday: Paper Leaf Topiary
Fresh flowers may be beautiful, but once the day is done, so are they. Spruce up your wedding with this easy-to-make paper topiary.
The Local Butcher Shop
Aaron and Monica Rocchino are out to show ribeye-seekers what they’re missing, with a sustainable whole-animal philosophy.
Josh Ritter’s “Love Is Making Its Way Back Home”
The stop-motion animation for musician Josh Ritter’s latest single was created using over 12,000 pieces of paper.
March Meet & Make in California
Got the itch to stitch? Join us on March 1 in Los Angeles and San Francisco for a night of creativity at local craft museums.
All the President’s Men
Nothing celebrates the honor of the High Office quite like a rice straw portrait or set of nesting dolls.
Featured Seller: Old New House
“I love trying to dream up a vintage item’s story. It’s why I find so much enjoyment in spending time with the old pieces that we are selling.”
Get the Look Decor: Children’s Bedrooms
Childhood bedrooms reflect and nurture who we are — and who we will become. Get cozy in bedrooms inspired by children’s formative years.
Handmade Weddings: A Rustic Beach Affair
With handmade touches, a beautiful ocean view and a 10-piece mariachi band, Lorena and Dustyn tied the knot in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Animal Architecture: Creature-Inspired Craft and Design
The study of Earth’s non-human inhabitants provides limitless inspiration for art, craft and the design of extraordinary structures.
Noted: When Food Gets Disgusting
The culinary treasures of one country often completely revolt another, resulting in an ingrained emotion that defines not just palates, but cultures.
Featured Seller: Sian
“Anything sweet, simple, and without ego is inspiring to me. I just love cute things.” – Sian Keegan
