The Shallow End

I’m pretty obsessed with public transportation, but I always find myself digging through my huge bag for my Metrocard/Bus Pass. This would be an adorable way to prevent that. Grab it in a few lovely colors here. (via Design Sponge)

dress by Stella McCartney, poster by Heads of State

Herman Miller makes gorgeous stuff that is generally not the most wallet-friendly, but having a touch of that design genius on your desktop is totally, awesomely free with these wallpapers. (via Apartment Therapy)

Is it the freckles? The arrows? The dress?  I don’t know. There’s just something super badass about this print. Get it here. (via Indie Fixx)

I rarely post something that’s not clearly available for impulse purchase, but this painting is just so pretty I can’t resist. Check out this and more of Misato Suzuki’s work here. Who knows, maybe with a little digging, you could even make it yours. (via Pikaland)

I consider it a major personal challenge to avoid posting nothing but cute cat pictures here. I usually succeed, but seriously. Look at this guy. And there are lots more cats in clothes here. You’re welcome. (via Laughing Squid)

Check out Dear Hancock if you’re a paper junky like I am. You definitely won’t be sorry, but you might be just the tiniest bit poorer. Seriously. You will want everything. (via Design Sponge)

dress by Corey Lynn Calter, poster by Nerl Says

Wallpaper. It’s not just for walls anymore. Find lots of sweet ones like this for your iPad and iPhone here. (via Swiss Miss)

A good reminder from designer Brad Woodard. This print, and a few other cool ones, are available here in pretty much every form you could possibly want. (via Grain Edit)

The Aldas Project is a drawing-a-day project with a mission to raise money for some great causes. One of them is 826 National, an organization that inspires and encourages kids to embrace writing. It is genius. If you have a center near you, go there. But if you’re too lazy, buy some cool art from here so you won’t feel like such a slacker. (via Design Work Life)

dress by Dorothy Perkins, poster by Nerl Says

“Things I’ve Said To My Children” is an awesome and, hopefully growing, collection of designed quotes I can totally hear myself saying to my little one. Check it out here. (via Design Mom)

This simple, perfect illustration demonstrates the way I would LOVE to spend my entire weekend. The rest of Rikka Sormunen’s work is also so lovely. Check it out here. (via Design Work Life)

Now that’s a mantra. Pick up the print here. (via Design is Mine)