Phillip Low combines acrylic and lucite to make fantastic gem-like sculptures, which are possibly just as pretty in photographs as they are in three dimensions.

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K. Saiki’s Repetition series is a beautiful mosaic of blues and whites. The individual Polaroid photographs are starkly simple, but combined they add up to much more than the sum of the individual parts.

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While paper eyelashes may not be the most practical accessory, I’m finding it hard to resist these exquisitely cut pieces by Paperself. They’re tiny pieces of art for your eyes.

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Jelle Martens combines three things I love in his In the Quivering Forest series: nature, geometric shapes, and fabulous retro colors. His perfectly balanced compositions weave together photographs and blocks of color in a refreshingly unique way.

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The natural lines and beautiful imperfections of Maria Kristofersson’s contemporary ceramics really speak to me. Patinas, minimal patterns, and textures add a delicate complexity to the simple colors and shapes of her work. These are true heirloom pieces.

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Perhaps the perfect way to bring nature indoors is with this durable rug by Yvette Laduk. I’d like to grab a book, lay down on this piece, and imagine myself atop a stump in a forest of giant sequoias.

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