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{Mustard beau skirt and tea top by Sarah Seven}

All I have to say is I want, want, want this mustard beau skirt and tea top - like right now!!! Not to mention, all the other totally covetable clothes (like this, this and this) by Portland, OR-based designer Sarah Seven. This lady makes some amazing pieces. Oh, and I should mention that 5% of all her Etsy shop sales goes to some great charities. Enjoy more pics of her work over on her blog.

Functional & Fabulous Feline Furniture

{Images from Square Cat Habitat}

Owning a cat can be a real pain - they scratch furniture, demand attention when they want it, ignore you when they don't want attention, and eliminate the need to own an alarm clock (Oliver goes insane around 5am - ugh). Still, perhaps the most difficult part about owning a cat is finding a scratching post or cat tree that does not completely offend one's personal aesthetic. Enter Square Cat Habitat, a Portland-based company devoted to creating cat furniture that "would accent existing modern decor rather than distract from it." The company offers a variety of modern cat products fashioned from renewable or recycled materials. Prices range from $30 to $550 - meaning we can all afford something. Yay!

Never Felt So Good

{Image from Moufelt}

I have a sideboard in my kitchen that this felt table runner by Moufelt would look amazing on - I'm thinking either apple green (pictured above) or orange. Decisions, decisions.

Knit Wits

{Image from plainMADE}

The folks at Portland-based plainMADE know how to knit, they also know how to fake knit. Confused? Well, check out their gossamer silk scarf, which has been screen-printed with a knit pattern. The scarf is available in four color combos - I'm partial to the one with teal ink.

The Lucky One

{Image from Sword + Fern}

I'm loving the work of Portland-based sustainable jewelry designer Emily Baker. The Lucky Cloud Necklace is one of my favorite pieces from Baker's Moon Frontier collection.