So I've recently discovered West Elm and am getting rather attached to hunting through their site after finding x ray crockery. Here's a selection of quite irresistible textured pillows which would darkly uniquify any room.
Dark Textures
Category: Dark Home Decor
Ice Skulls
There's a lot of people making food stuffs in the shape of skulls nowadays. I've seen (actual) sugar skulls and chocolate skulls and jelly sweet skulls and cake skulls and skulls made out of bread...I could go on. People are getting all the more inventive with ways in which they can bring the macabre into… Continue reading Ice Skulls
X-Ray Crockery
Stop everything and look at how god damn awesome this snake X-ray plate set from West Elm is. There's people out there who would buy these plates to use on only one day of the year - yeah, you know which. Me on the other hand - and if you're reading this blog I suspect… Continue reading X-Ray Crockery
Ghostlike Peace
There's a beautiful peacefulness about these images from Eye Poetry Photography, yet they also have a haunting air about them.
Wild Pup
Once upon a time I had a heart, but now it belongs to Wild Pup and I don't think I'll ever get it back, but I'm okay with that.
England’s Haunting Beauty
The photography available at Helen's Journal captures the mysterious, haunting beauty of wild England.
Don’t Let The Light Go Out
These candle holders from Wicked House Merchantile are so freaking perfect. My heart is practically crying.
Raise The Horns For Halloween / Snake Wreath
I think this is a DIY must for Halloween. Find out how to make it here.
Disturbing Taxidermy
I don't know about you, but I'm in awe of the meticulous, yet deeply disturbing taxidermy by artist Enrique Gomez De Molina. Molina does, however, face up to five years in prison for importing the bodies of endangered animals. Molina claims that his art works “to bring awareness to the danger faced by a… Continue reading Disturbing Taxidermy
Live On Air
I've never been very good at looking after house plants, it has to be said. But I do like the idea of air plants, I think I could handle one of those, especially if it was accompanied by a beautiful, geometric glass planter from Glimpse Glass.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 