Gold and Bright and Everything Right: Bright Edition

Well shoot! I couldn't help but put together another gift guide. This one is all needy and flashy and starved for attention. I think I just described every middle child, including myself.

My fondness for blinding color and pattern was started in the era of the Hypercolor t-shirt. Mine was purple and turned to pink with body heat. (How did they do that?) Looking back there is something very wrong with a t-shirt that encourages others to touch you for long periods of time. The gifts below, however, can be enjoyed alone or with others, no touching.

Fluorescent Note Cards by Le Typographe on OrangeArt Store

Geometric bib necklace by AnAstridEndeavor on Etsy

Applicata Lily Blossom Candlestick from J.CREW

"Seeing Double" Cocktail Napkin Set by Waiting on Martha

Corded Handwoven Khadi Silk Peach Cushion Cover from aniika

Vintage Pink and Gold Horse Head Planter from Chairish

"Shut In" print by Jennifer Davis on Etsy

Mien Beads Pompom Necklace by CHEZMOIMYHOME on Etsy

Pink Chanderi Cushion Cover from aniika

Orange Leopard Small Dish on Furbish

Striped Moroccan Pillow from BABA Souk

doves kissing bookmarks from Starling store

Orange Herringbone Pom Pom Throw from Waiting on Martha

Watering Can from Poketo

Winking Girl Clutch Silk - Shocking Pink from enSoie

Pom Pom Spotted Lumbar Pillow by Furbish

That's Bananas, Print from BABA Souk

Serax Canvas Planter Pink Set of 3 on FAB.

Pink and Blue Jumbo Clutch from aniika

I might part with a finger or two for the orange leopard dish, the "Shut In" print or that clutch. Not the important fingers, maybe just my pinkies. Which gifts would you chop off body parts for?

I leave tomorrow for a trip to South Korea. I promise not to take any long walks up North and to take a lot of photos. I'll be back with a post when I return. Happy shopping, er, chopping!