So remember how Penguin brought out those popular titles with the orange covers and stylists and designers started using them decoratively like EVERYWHERE? Then came the hot pink covers for charity and now, my personal favourite (although I never have been a crime reader) the green covers are here! Could it be merely coincidence that emerald is the Pantone colour of the year?
Thank you Penguin, for the endless, colour-coded styling inspiration.
Pop into your local book store or jump online to grab your mum a few Popular Penguins. For a limited time, they’re a lovely shade of pink, and raising money for the McGrath Foundation.
At just $9.95 each, they’re a bargain! Buy here. Then make sure you give her some child-free space with a cup of tea to enjoy!
Tell me these aren’t cool! Yes, that poster (above) has the ENTIRE The Great Gatsby book on it! And The Great Gatsby is so hip right now with Leo’s film about to come out. There are more than 50 titles in the Spineless Classics range though, including Price & Prejudice, Alice in Wonderland and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Both a striking black and white art print that would work with any colourscheme and, up close, an entire book which you can actually read (if you had the time to stand in one place for a while!), it’s certainly a novel (pardon the pun) idea! I do love finding unique and affordable art solutions.