Awesome! Tetris-shaped tiles for your floor or wall, in any colors you like!
Maybe the aesthetics of modern technology just isn’t your thing. Do you ever wish your computer looked a little more at home with the rest of your vintage and antique decor? Maybe a Victorian style all-in-one PC would look better. Or a how about a pretty brass LCD frame?
You have to check out the Steampunk Workshop, chronicling one man’s adventures of making the new look old, or the old look different. One of the first project he ever did was outfitting an old school bus, and there is also a tutorial for doing tin etchings on old Altoid boxes.
I guess it’s wallpaper day! This is really something beautiful. German artist Eno Henze did this mural wallpaper for the Maxalot Gallery. He uses computers to create these very organic looking designs. I looove the implied textures.
Found on If It’s Hip, It’s Here
This wallpaper is amazing! It reacts to heat – the flowers bloom as it gets warmer.
If you like this wallpaper, you should definitely check out its creator Shi Yuan’s website! There are many very cool art pieces on there, including a few more heat sensitive creations!
You’ve witnessed some of my ballon infatuations, and now I give you pinatas and confetti. ConfettiSystem provides glamorous handmade party decor and accessories like this glam blindfold and gem-like pinatas. I’m sure you DIY too! Party time…
Found via the Refinery29 Pipeline
I’m sure you had some milk crate “furniture” in college, or maybe you even have some right now. A “book shelf” perhaps. Well these designs from MADE and Naty Maskovich will definitely inspire a bit more sophistication. How great are those stools?
Found via Dwell Blog.
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I like the stools.
This is my kitty Homer. He came from the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society shelter. He is a total ham!
Recently, I moved into a new apartment, and I have yet to get some good decorations on the walls. The fish bowl on the wall is my latest attempt to have something homey and interesting in the apartment. Ever since the fishy, Lou Reed, joined the clan, Homer’s favorite hobby is watching him with extreme interest from every vantage point. It’s hilarious! We caught this picture of him and I just really wanted to share it with you!
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please remind fishes are animals and need space and a natural srounding
- -Jul 29, 2009, 12:00AM
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That is awesome. I,too,love that fish bowl.
I wrote about these Atelier LZC tea towels back in April of last year. The designer Atelier LZC will be exhibiting tea towels along with about 20 others at the Nicholas Gallery in Cincinnati. Also check out the Philadelphia designer Elenor Grosch of Push Me Pull You Design.
- -Jul 14, 2008, 10:22PM
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For anyone who's curious about the tea towel exhibit, I've just uploaded the installation photos: http://www.visualingual.org/teatowelshow/installation/
- -Jul 10, 2008, 5:36PM
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Toshi, the dahlia tea towels are by Sigrid Calon, a super-talented Dutch designer. They're actually custom-woven damask and look amazing in person! Maya, who curated this exhibit
I’m loving these vintage collages by artist Valerie Thai. See them all along with her stationary, woodburnings and accessories on her etsy shop, Cabin + Cub Design.
found via print & pattern
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love the nostalgic feeling of these!
Elena Corchero is a designer working with technology and incorporating traditional craft techniques, combining solar technology and textiles. Here are some of her beautiful accessories, that collect energy during the day, and become luminescent decorations in the dark. I love that these are completely beautiful on their own, and their function and technology do not define the design. Check out the lost values projects for more information.
Found via Crust Station
- -Jul 02, 2008, 6:29AM
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hmm,,awesome tanks there. and nice designs.
Head on over to Poppy Talk and read the week’s worth of guest postings from Cartolina Cards designer Fiona Richards. Fiona takes us on a blogging journey of her small artist community of Nelson BC. I loved seeing all of the beautiful scenery, buildings, art, craft and businesses flourishing in the remote town.
Go see for yourself!
- -May 31, 2011, 10:33AM
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wow. lastly, I found one thing helpful for my paper to put in writing about. this is fascinating and helps me with extra research in the future. Glad I found this blog.Thank you. And I do hope you'll develop some of your concepts about this topic and I will sure come back and browse it. Thanks for the effort and time.
- -Jun 30, 2008, 3:04PM
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very beautiful and inspiring. Thank you! Long ago I was hiding out in Canada for a stretch of time and had to walk out of BC back to the States in my moccasins...a long story that my (grown) children don't quite appreciate - but I still am certain that British Columbia is the most beautiful place in North America. LOL Chloe C.
These photos are so beautiful I can’t even stand it! From a Japanese fashion label called writtenafterwards. Can you believe the last photo is the original piece of lace used to make the globe??
found via labour of heart
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- -Feb 09, 2009, 8:54PM
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This reminds me of a passage from Daniel Pinkwater's "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death", in which an artist painted a room and everything in it white and then painted it on a canvas. This reminds me of a passage from Daniel Pinkwater's "The Snarkout Boys and the Avocado of Death", in which an artist painted a room and everything in it white and then painted it on a canvas. <3
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