And while she’s love some sort of a coat rack, there’s not much space for one. She’s been keeping her eye out for a wall rack and now she’s found just what she’s looking for in this updated limited edition version of a classic.

It’s the classic Eames® Hang-it-All, but instead of it’s colorful balls and white wire frame, this version is made with black steel and solid walnut wood balls, creating a more sophisticated vibe that Girlawhirl would love to see as she walks into her apartment.

It’s a limited edition – and production will end in early 2011 – so she’s already ordered hers. See it online at designwithinreach.com.

Gilrawhirl’s sprung for the kit that combines a craft knife and staple gun, and she’s sending her niece off to college with two sets, the hammer, pliers and screwdriver and the level, flashlight and measuring tape – everything she’ll need to get her dorm room in working order.

See all the tools, available individually and in kits, online at cynthiarowley.com.

It truly was worth the wait. With a great mix of purples, pinks and coral, she loves that it’s sophisticated and flowery, but not at all over-the-top-girly. Target was able to reproduce intricate floral prints that Liberty is known for in a way that was never done before, bringing the price way down. And here’s something that Girlawhirl just discovered – a portion of the home and fashion collections are still available online at target.com. The selection is not as extensive as the original collection, but there are still quite a few tops and dresses, comforter and duvet sets and other home goodies to grab before they’re all gone.

See all the Liberty of London for Target items online at target.com.

The field has been narrowed down to 20 finalists, with pictures, paragraphs and full profiles online. Until August 25^th voting is open to the public and the winner will be determined by the room that receives the most votes.

See them all – and place your vote – online at roomandboard.com.

The round one’s named for the affable Muppet Ernie, and the tall skinny one for his sidekick Bert. Girlawhirl confesses that the first pair she purchased never did make it to the party – she kept them for herself.

Find them both online at cb2.com.

This handmade shaker jewelry box is totally up to the task. With its clean lines it might look simple, but in reality it’s a storage – and style – powerhouse, thanks to the compartmentalized tray that stacks inside.

Girlawhirl’s no longer scrambling to find earring-mates  in the morning and she’s finally found something that she’ll happily display atop her dresser.

See the shaker jewelry box at uncommongoods.com.

Right now she’s in the middle of going through all the books she’s accumulated throughout the years and these workshop inspired bookends from CB2 are definitely going to be part of her re-worked bookshelves.

And at $24.95 a set, its ok if she needs a few pairs to keep things organized.