I had such a fun weekend. My really good friend Bethany is getting married next Saturday (yay!) so this weekend all of her really good girlfriends celebrated her last days of single-dom LA style. Bethany's friend Kelly planned quite the weekend for us; complete with good food, dancing, D list celebrities, and boutique hotel accommodations. My trips to LA usually consist of home furnishings stores, thrift shops, the Staples Center, and FIDM back in the day, so I always love it when I get a chance to see new sides of the city. The style and interior of every place we went had it's own vibe and personality, so I wanted to highlight the various stops of our weekend-o-fun. But as I started gathering photos, I realized I had way too much info for one post, so I'm going to make a couple of different bachelorette party installments.
The first is the
Farmer's Daughter Hotel and the attached Tart restaurant. Located right by the Farmer's Market, this boutique hotel had a really fun and unique style. It's modern chic meets
The Little Red Hen. Take a look...
For brunch Saturday morning we ate at
Tart. Such good food (I got the veggie hash and pancakes), and an equally good design aesthetic.
After checking in at the Farmer's Daughter, the first stop of the night for Friday's Bachelorette party was The Edison - a swanky bar and lounge in downtown LA. The Edison has a very cool, old fashioned vibe and was designed inside the Higgins Building, site of the first privately owned power plant in LA. Much of the original architecture and mechanical fixtures survive and are incorporated into the industrial 20's decor. I also encourage you to check out The Edison's website here, it's a perfect reflection of the overall feel and attention to detail that you'll find in the actual club. 
