All posts tagged: japanese

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  TIS Most Wanted: Our eBay Picks of the Week (May 10, 2011)

  • By Jen Smith
  • May 10, 2011
  The royal wedding is over. Mother’s Day has passed. Summer is finally on the way. It’s human nature to want to clear out the old and add something new when seasons change. Even the littlest touches can make a grand impression. Read More
  Tags: ebay picks, royal wedding, Mother's Day, fashion, interior design, kids, picasso, alexander mcqueen, coach, museum, art, gadgets, tech, Heidi Merrick, japanese, anya hindmarch, picasso, food, cooking
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  Trendlet Alert: Japanese Gardens

  • By Marni Elyse Katz
  • January 10, 2011
  If you've resolved to achieve a Zen state in the New Year, why not set up a Japanese garden? While bonsai gardens were a fad in the '90s, Zen styles are having a moment now, perhaps because they offer an element of calm in our frantic world. Read More
  Tags: japanese, garden, bonsai, zen, japanese garden
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  TIS Most Wanted: Our eBay Picks of the Week (March 15, 2011)

  • By Stephen Watson
  • March 15, 2011
  From the must-wear accessories of the season (think Givenchy and Celine) to museum-worthy collectibles, we've rounded up the 14 most of-the-moment eBay items worth scoring right now. Read More
  Tags: ebay picks, seventies, Red Riding Hood, Amanda Seyfried, rolex, kelly wearstler, cookbook, tribal necklace, givenchy, celine, St. Patrick's Day, lady gaga, grammys, japanese, museum, fashion, interior design, givenchy, celine
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  The Many Faces of Mickey Mouse

  • By Stephen Watson
  • March 8, 2011
  Walt Disney’s beloved mouse is enjoying yet another surge in popularity as inspiration for art and fashion, and as the subject of fascinating new merchandise. Read More
  Tags: Mickey Mouse, japanese, watches, jewelry, art, Bryan Boy, topshop
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  Making More Out of Less

  • By Jen Smith
  • January 13, 2010
  Less is more. But less is not emptiness. My New Year’s promise to myself is to be mindful of the magical moments in my everyday life—no matter how humble. Small details can make a big difference, both practically and aesthetically. Not to get all fancy on myself, but I believe that if I replace a few things in my home, I will be better positioned to appreciate the simple pleasures. Read More
  Tags: japanese