Site to Inspire:: Local Milk

Happy Monday everyone! We are coming off such a wonderful weekend, the sun was shining bright in the sky creating warm beautiful days.  They are those types of days that you want to hold onto, especially when you know that colder weather is ahead.  Today I am sharing a site that constantly inspires me, Local Milk, written and photographed by Beth Kirby.  Her photographs and styling are one of a kind, the type that you would like to jump into.  Here are just a few of my favorites that I think you might like too.  

A Site to Love: Dagmar's Kitchen

Gluten-Free Double Chocolate Brownies

While traveling there is one thing that I miss, my kitchen.  Despite it's incredibly petite size, it is the place that I enjoy being in the most.  I got to enjoy quite a few delicious meals that have inspired me to try to attempt my own variation, so this weekend that is where I will be, my kitchen.  Until then, I am excited to share a new site that I stumbled upon recently, Dagmar's Kitchen, written by Sonja a food and lifestyle photographer based in Sweden.  Not only is the photography stunning, but the recipes are healthier than normal since they are gluten-free are without refined sugar.  Here is just a glimpse into her delicious world. 

Bergamot Syrup

A Site to Love: Suvi Sur le Vif

The only reason I think I would ever leave New York is to move somewhere where the light is ethereal like Italy or France. Recently a new place has been added to my list and it is Finland all because of a discovery of a new site, Suvi Sur le Vif. I am positively enamored with the photography, styling and the beautiful light incoproated into each post. Here is just a glimpse into this beautiful world.

By the way did you tune into the Met Ball red carpet, what a stunning array of dresses!  My favorites by far were Karolina Kurkova, Katie Holmes, Giovanna Battaglia and Dree Hemingway. What were your favorites? 

New Foodie Crush: Hortus Natural Cooking

I have a feast for both your eyes and your mouth today with a recent food blog discovery too beautiful not to share.  I recently stumbled across Hortus Natural Cooking by way of Pinterest and was immediately drawn to the stunning photography. Valentina, the creative force behind this site does to Italy what Mimi Thorrison does to France, combines the freshest local ingredients and photographs them in the dreamy light that only the countryside of Provence or Italy could inspire.   If you are looking for inspiration for what to cook for dinner or just looking to be inspired by amazing photography, definitely check this site out.  

(Braised Crumbed Artichokes)