What We're Listening To : David Bowie - Valentine's Day

David Bowie with his video for the single 'Valentine's Day' from the album The Next Day.  In the video, David keeps it simple, no fancy special effects, no costumes, just David, on a stool, with the music.

What We're Listening To: Modern English - I Melt With You

Happy Valentine's Day.  Remember, tomorrow the candy is half price.  Here's Modern English with "I Melt With You."

Valentine's Day And Food

Today is National Preparedness Before Valentine's Day Eve.  So, if you've forgotten to make someone special feel special on a certain said day, don't.  Here are some food-y Valentine's.  Who knew hot dogs were so romantic?

Party Of One: Celebrating Valentine's Day Alone

Do you hate Valentine's Day?  The Velveteen Lounge Kitsch-en will give you reasons to celebrate regardless the state of your love life!  Enjoy this tasty cocktail recipe, treats, and a bit of wisdom from our cute and bubbly host at The Velveteen Lounge Kitsch-en.

Have A Heart

Valentine's Day may be a month away, but it is always a good time to be inspired with an Idea Book with heart.  This Idea Book is all about hearts, decorating with hearts, heart accents, heart fashion, so have a heart.

via At Home In Love

Betsy Johnson's Bedroom

Just because it's today - here's Betsy Johnson's bedroom.

Not Fair

Another song for today - love and heart ache - Lily Allen - with "Not Fair" which she performed during the 2010 CHANEL summer runway show.  Enjoy.

Want Your Kiss

For Valentine's Day - British singer, song writer Kate Nash gives us hearts and smiles with her ode to the crush.

Kate Nash - Pumpkin Soup

Number One

Tomorrow is Valentine's Day.  Will you be mine?  In celebration of Valentine's Day here's Goldfrapp with "Number One".  Enjoy.

Goldfrappp - Number One

Brooke Shields’s Manhattan Home

Brook Shield's Greenwich Village home is sweet.  Romantic and bright - stark with a bit of patina - it is a perfect feature for Valentines Day. 

Interior Design Tips:  Notice the gray wall color in the living room.  Gray is a great neutral alternative to tan, camel, or beige.  With gray, the color elements in this room contrast each other instead of matching or blending causing a loss of depth and richness.  Also, in a room with many smooth surfaces, this heavy sisal rug is a great addition - grounding the room with texture. 

For the full article and credits visit Architectural Digest.