Dear Muuto, We’re smitten with your newly released Unfold lamp, crafted from silicone rubber — strong enough to keep its shape but soft enough to collapse into a neat little package. We’d be more than happy to test the satisfaction one gets from this act and report back to you. We especially love the grey [...]
Entries Tagged as 'design'
crushing on unfold by muuto.
September 7th, 2010 · No Comments
Tags: design · modern objects · trends
marimekko for your desktop!
September 7th, 2010 · No Comments
Summer’s winding down, school is back in session, work days are grueling once again, but being greeted by splendiforous Marimekko patterns everytime you log onto your computer might just help to make the days a little brighter! You can download yours here –> on Always Mod.
Tags: design · technology · travel
blob VB3.
September 6th, 2010 · No Comments
Hatched from the minds of Belgian architectural firm, dmVA, this egg-shaped abode gives a new name to mobile homes worldwide. The easily transportable unit is made mostly of polyester and comes equipt with a bathroom, kitchen, bed, and multiple nooks and crannies for endless storage space. While the blob may not appear to be the [...]
Tags: Uncategorized · architecture · art · design · interiors · modern objects
Hostem
September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments
If you make it to the UK this year, check out the East London menswear boutique, Hostem. Proprietor James Brown opened the location in efforts to “marry his favorite… sartorial aesthetics under one roof”. I can’t stop staring at the “rustic-luxe” interiors. The re-worked lamps, mirrors and screens serve as the backdrop for a truly [...]
Tags: Uncategorized · art · artists · design · interiors
paper birds by anna-wili highfield.
September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments
Do you watch Man Shops Globe on The Sundance Channel? If not, you’re only missing out on a peek into the coolest job ever. Keith Johnson works as the buyer-at-large for Anthropologie, which means it’s his job to trek across the globe and acquire objects and one-of-a-kind pieces for the bobo retailer. Personally, I’m not crazy about [...]
Tags: animals · art · artists · design · paper goods · travel · trends
Here’s your ticket to SnappyTuna.
September 2nd, 2010 · No Comments
What’s even better than cooking with snazzy kitchen utensils? Not having to pay full price to do it! I’m extending an invitation to all of our readers (click on this link to register: http://snappytuna.com/invite/kimberlygarvey) to SnappyTuna, a new sample sale site that specializes in kitchen utensils and tableware, so you too can partake in deep discounts on [...]
Tags: Boston · design · food · modern objects · trends
five vintage phones that’ll make you wish you still had a landline.
August 30th, 2010 · 1 Comment
I’ve always been a little bit obsessed with phones – but I come by it honestly, my grandfather and my uncle both worked for Bell Atlantic at one point in their lives (I think my aunt might have even worked as an old-fashioned phone operator, too). Growing up I somehow convinced my parents that it would behoove their [...]
Tags: design · modern objects · out-of-print
furntiure trend spotlight: cane-backed chairs.
August 30th, 2010 · No Comments
MF5, Branco & Preto, 1953 The evolution of design aesthetic is a funny thing. There is a natural time table for revitilization, an internal clock of sorts, that dictates when an old trend can possibly survive in a new and modern environment. This year, while walking around ICFF, it was quite clear that the 1950s [...]
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snog
August 30th, 2010 · No Comments
Ever since My Fair Lady, I’ve been semi-obsessed with British slang. So, last weekend when I ended up at the Brooklyn Flea, these immediately caught my eye in the A.S.I.S booth.
Tags: design · interiors · travel
spare part art.
August 27th, 2010 · 1 Comment
James Corbett, a sculptor from Ningi, Queensland, Australia first discovered his talent while working at an auto recycling business in Brisbane. Using antique car parts, Corbett now creates fascinating large-scale sculptures that sell for thousands and thousands of dollars…and understandably so! The complexity and originality behind these pieces is quite astounding.
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