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Showing posts with label home. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

30 days 30 cups

One cup every day for 30 days,  Cunicode. Love it. {via}




Saturday, November 5, 2011

Clear Drawer



Acrylic is  paving its way back into the interiors. Nomes Copenhagen has created a system with the Clear Drawer easily controllable way for more storage space in your life.The acrylic glass boxes stacked inconspicuously in the rollable carts and promote the creation of order with ease. {via}





Mr Mellow by Sarah Böttger

Made out of a usual sponge which is provided with  a LED bulb. Similar to a candle this lamp creates atmosphere lightening. {via}

Magi by Pottinger

Magi is a practical solution for the storage of magazines. Its compact proportions and integral handle, allow it to be easily moved and placed against any wall or beside a chair or sofa.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Modern Santa Collection

It might be little bit too early for Christmas, but better to be prepared than late!
You can buy them here.

Friday, October 28, 2011

Surge Calendar 2012

Made from one sheet of paper, SURGE calendar becomes three dimensional when assembled to look like an architect model. Simple but sophisticated structure creates impressive silhouette with blue shadow through slits. {via}

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Bubble Tank

The Bubble Tank by Richard Bell, Thomas McKeown and David Powell of Psalt Design is made to look as if the aquarium is moments from precariously dripping off the edge of a counter top. An alternative name could be the Anxiety Tank. (via juxtapoz)

A Suspended Glass Greenhouse Lamp

Greenhouse by Czech designer Kristýna Pojerová is a suspended glass domed lamp with an inner gutter for growing herbs and other small plants in urban environments. The lamp is for sale at Art Light and retails for approximately $1,900. (via designboom)



Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Typographic Transit Maps

Show your love for the Bay Area and its transit system with this typographic map. The text on the poster is the names of the stops along each line.
Only $25.00, buy it here.



Saturday, November 27, 2010

It’s paper engineering magic!



This pretty Ferris Wheel pop-up card is the clever work of Japanese paper artist Hiroko, who is known for her delicate paper work and quality craftsmanship. The kit comes with detailed instructions and takes approximately one hour to make. It has pre-cut and scored pieces so there’s no cutting work required. Small fingers would help though.

Friday, November 26, 2010

tie tea cup

This is what I call fierce tea cup. Simply tie your teabag to the tab and you're all set. Designed like a boat dock cleat - your tea bag wont go floating away! Designed by George Lee. 

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Bike Shelf


Can't decide what is more beautiful, bike or the shelf, hmm.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Numbered Edition Napkins, set of ten

Guests will know who’s number one (or two or three) with our Numbered Edition napkins. Buy it here.


Saturday, September 11, 2010

Dare to be Square, heavy metal-inspired quilts


Quiltsrÿche is side project of Seattle Weekly art director Boo Davis. She also published book how to make those awesome looking quilts "Dare to be Square". I am loving it. 
Thank you Chase.

looking good mirror


Dimensions: 20 x 20 inches. Acrylic lookin good mirror. By Ryan Cox

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Tea Bagging Bags

"Tea drinking is now down with the kids with the ‘teabagging bag’. Using ‘Street’ language we have made the ultimate tea bag. It’s completely reusable and allows you to drink tea and smile hoping that the sweet taste of you favourite drink overshadows the disgust at making it."
buy it here.

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Block Lamp





This lamp is so amazing and I want one really bad! Too bad it's sold out. Read more about this lamp here.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

a lamp with a single bulb



Paris designer Guillaume Delvigne has created a lamp with a single bulb dangling on the end of a flex, which is draped over a stand. Called O10, shape of the stand allows it to be balanced on the edge of a piece of furniture.



The Other Kind of cuckoo clocks





Stefan Strumbel’s cuckoo clocks representing violence, death and sex. I so want one of those clocks. 

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

U.F.O. – Unidentified Filled Object

U.F.O. in this case is not a flying saucer, it stands for "Unidentified Filled Object". The storage consists of five individual bowls, which can be filled with different things. It can be freely rotated, and the result is always a new seating sculpture, whose own seat needs to be adapted. There are to see a nice stop-motion video.