Maggie Mason is in the Haus

Magie Mason's Mighty Girl network continues its path towards online design world domination today's launch of Mighty Haus , her much anticipated--at least by us--shopping and design blog covering the world of covetable loveliness for you…

Maggie Mason is in the Haus
Magie Mason's Mighty Girl network continues its path towards online design world domination today's launch of Mighty Haus, her much anticipated--at least by us--shopping and design blog covering the world of covetable loveliness for your home.

Click over and find always excellent recos written in quick read-'em-during-the-commercial blurbs cleverly crafted by Maggie and partner Melissa Summers.

If you're not familiar with her other wonderful design and shopping blogs (and occasional CMP resources) Mighty Goods and Mighty Junior, this would be the time to bookmark them all. As for me, I'll be heading to the MOMA store to check out the one-handed pepper mill spotted on Mighty Haus. Anything described as "the sproingiest" has to be awesome. -Liz

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