We Live Young.

Late night blogging! WE LIVE YOUNG is a gorgeous photo blog by teen photographer Nirrimi with colors that literally pop off the screen. If you're looking for any sort of inspiration, definitely check her out.

FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO.

HAUTE DESIGN is designer Sarah Klassen's design and lifestyle blog and explores the haute and the beautifully designed. From homes to Paris street style, the blog shares nothing but gorgeous photos of everything and anything Klassen finds inspiring - and hopes to inspire creativity. Check it out. You'll, without a doubt, be living there for a few hours.

FOUR HUNDRED.

Ghost Furniture, who makes their name by restoring old pieces and giving them a vintage, Victorian flare, has a blog. And while I'm of the opinion that the website actually may serve better as a blog, there are some interesting things to comb through. Like the paper clip radiator or anything Ron Gllad.

But they do have a cool story. Designers Kathy Dalwood and Di Overton met through their separate blogging activities in 2009. From their site, "Kathy creates distinctive concrete sculptures and Di takes vintage finds and turns them into new and beautiful items with a touch of 21st century eco-chic. Together they have created a range of furniture and accessories each with its own sculpture. To launch this collaboration they have used antique tassels as the theme, each presented in a very different way."

Read more here.

THREE HUNDRED NINETY-ONE.

PUBLIC SCHOOL is a group of ridiculously cool people working in various creative fields, using their site as a source for sharing inspiration from the various corners they represent. They're Austin-based and believe in the value of the shared experience, whether it be working together on a project as a collective whole or understanding when it's appropriate to work alone. Check it out.

THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE.

Cathy Callahan, also known as Cathy of California, is known for creating shop windows and styles merchandise for Los Angeles shops like Heath Ceramics and Yolk, in Silver Lake, to name a few. Her whimsical style is full of charm and she's also an avid crafter, who often makes the props for her displays. She even has a handmade craft business and a fan in Martha Stewart!

But her blog is really what grabbed our attention, where as Cathy of California, she focuses on vintage crafts, and posts images of the people, places and products that inspire her like Eve Gulick, pictured above. Read more about her in the NYTimes and definitely check her blog out - I've been on it all morning.