No 86452 bad cattitude shirt

“This is really what’s real right now…Our studio is still in full swing but my new coworker is 2.5 years old. I get a lot of work done in the No 86452 bad cattitude shirt and I love this corner of this sofa, next to Hazel’s pet tiger. Hazel likes to watch the people walking their dogs from the window. The space itself is valuable to me because the room where my new home office is used to be our garage. Having a quiet space to work that’s detached from the house—and the kid—is huge! Since there are no big windows in here, having a mirror opposite the glass door helps to amplify the natural light in the space, which improves everything from concentration to mental alertness. The vintage chairs, recovered in a fabric of my own design, keep me inspired and comfy simultaneously. Having fresh flowers and plants around me is always a must, and helps me connect with nature a little bit when I’m spending most of my time indoors.”

No 86452 bad cattitude shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

“Currently I am hunkered down in Sedona, Arizona in the No 86452 bad cattitude shirt and I love this mountains. Typically, I don’t work a lot from a desk, but when I do, I try to find the most inspiring place to sketch and create. I’m very old school and use a notebook to write notes and draw. Since this isn’t my studio, I try to add a touch of myself, so I up-cycled my Balenciaga shirt onto a pillow to create the perfect chair. Another important item is my iPad, but the most important thing here is the view. “Personal memorabilia is always nice to have in your home work space. I have a photograph of my partner Scott and me at my niece’s wedding in London, which was such a special time. Books are my inspiration, so I always have them at my side. My essentials are a cup full of matching pencils, all sharpened and ready to go, a flowering plant, and a bowl of fruit, so there’s a healthy snack right in front of me. I always have my coffee with a pretty little linen cocktail napkin. It makes morning coffee feel special and you can find them at any vintage shop. I’m even wearing a pair of slippers that were embroidered for me by my dear friend Ann Wolf, who is a decorator in Houston. There are so many sentimental things around me that all hold memories, it’s a great time to have them nearby. Right now I’m also cleaning out my space, gathering accessories and items I no longer use to donate to ARF, a no-kill shelter in Bridgehampton that also has a thrift shop. ARF is such a wonderful cause and charities need our support now more than ever.”