Photo taken from The New York Times. Excuse the title’s pun, it happened totally by accident, but then I liked it, so it stayed. Moving on. The San Francisco Patient and Resource Center could very well be the tipping point for the future of marijuana dispensaries. And that’s exactly what founder Erich Pearson wants. Pearson [...]
Entries Tagged as 'interiors'
high design: sparc marijuana dispensary.
October 1st, 2010 · 1 Comment
Tags: architecture · design · interiors · trends
your first look inside {trephin} salon.
October 1st, 2010 · 2 Comments
I love it when readers ask us for advice! Like a few days ago, when a young woman wrote us asking for suggestions on cool boutiques, neighborhoods, etc., to check out in Boston. She recently relocated to Boston from London (poor thing) to attend grad school and came across our site and thought we could point in her in the right direction. Most important on her list? A [...]
Tags: architecture · Boston · design · interiors · modern objects
one if by land.
September 20th, 2010 · No Comments
Pretend you always have the window seat on a long plane ride with these land carpets by Florian Pucher.
twelve chairs: a new eco-conscious design boutique opens in boston.
September 17th, 2010 · No Comments
All photos by Kimberly Phillips. Get excited Boston! Tomorrow — Twelve Chairs — a new design boutique with an eco-conscious focus officially opens its doors for business, and we’re giving you a preview! Twelve Chairs proprietors Roison Giese and Miggy Mason (fantastic names!) met while studying interior design at Cornell University and discovered that they [...]
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michelberger hotel: berlin, germany.
September 17th, 2010 · No Comments
I have finally realized that no matter the circumstance, within a few months of living anywhere, I am soon itching with cabin fever and anxiously mapping out each and every step of my fantasy travels across the world. Upon my latest mental adventure, the Michelberger Hotel in Berlin, Germany popped up on my radar and has [...]
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bookshelf lust.
September 16th, 2010 · No Comments
One way or another, I’m gonna get a bookshelf just like this one. XO! peeped at drew-o-rama.
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 [...]
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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 [...]
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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.
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Ork Posters!
August 24th, 2010 · No Comments
I am obsessed with typography and letterpress. They cover plenty of walls in my home. Ork Posters designs neighborhood posters for your hometown or your present town or your future town. I love them. With a couple unrelated “town” designs like Heart and Brain, Ork Posters creates a design savvy (and economical) way to cover [...]
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