embroidered poetry paper
Written by Katie on January 20, 2010. Permalink
Written by Katie on January 20, 2010. Permalink
Written by Simon on January 20, 2010. Permalink
I certainly love modern takes on traditional designs. Designer Sam Hecht ditches the radio and dreaded electronic alarm buzzer in favor of the traditional ringing bell alarm, and wraps it in a sleek and modern design. No, don’t worry, you won’t be needing to wind up this clock, the internal clock mechanism is battery powered.
Available Colors: Red, Black, White
Dimensions: W94 x D64 x H97mm
One AA battery included.
Written by Katie on January 19, 2010. Permalink
If you’ve got entirely too much plastic and metal in your life, maybe this handmade cedar charger will help. The naturally scented cedar log disguises a working iPhone/iPod docking station and connects to your computer via USB.
handmade of cedar….looks, feels and smells amazing! compatible with all iphones and all ipod devices(except shuffle). The docking stations use a standard USB plug, so it can be used to charge and sync with a computer. If it is for an iPhone, it came with an adapter to plug into the wall for charging.
Price depends on size, each is made to order.
[via The Green Head]
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Written by Katie on January 15, 2010. Permalink
Yes, the rectangle Felt Pixel Rug has been posted before, but seeing as I can’t help myself, the newer round version must be featured as well.
Wool felt, cotton
Professionally clean
5′ diameter
Written by Simon on January 15, 2010. Permalink
$22 isn’t too expensive for these weird yet cool wall hanging mini flowerpots, but you certainly just can’t have one when they come in various colors just begging to be grouped together.
Materials: Powder-coated steel
Size: 3.2″ t x 2.4″ d x 2.4″ w
Written by Troy on January 15, 2010. Permalink
I’ve fallen in love with the Powermat. Maybe it’s because I was born under the Aquarius zodiac and as a result I’m weak in the knees for new gadgets, but nevertheless this charger is a fun glimpse into the future. The Powermat is a small plate that uses magnetic induction to wirelessly charge your gadgets: iPhone, BlackBerry, etc. Simply add a receiver to your gadget… if it’s a BlackBerry, it means a new battery door. Using a Miniot case for your Apple gadget? Add the Powermat univeral dock. Imagine stopping by your favorite coffee/hot chocolate shop and laying your phone down on the counter; as you sip, the counter powers your phone. This technology can be implanted into any surface, so just imagine what it means for the future of decorating and industrial design on the whole!
Also available in a foldable travel version.
Written by Katie on January 14, 2010. Permalink
Oh, look at this lovely faceted pendant light. The surface is sure to catch the light in all sorts of ways, and the black/cream is a no brainer for any color scheme.
The Rock Pendant Light is part of the ‘Successful Living’ collection by Diesel from Foscarini. Made from polycarbonate it has a black exterior and white interior. Evoking the industrial design typical of Diesel Rock has a contemporary, raw appeal which lends itself to any interior. It comes with a maximum drop available of 200cm.
Dimensions : H: 38cm; Diameter : 50cm
Written by Simon on January 14, 2010. Permalink
I’ve never liked desk organizers that attempt to jam every conceivable item and tool into one compartment. The Capsule Desk Organizer simply holds a few pens and pencils, sticky notes, sticky note flags, and has a great design.
Written by Troy on January 14, 2010. Permalink
Sure! Go ahead and eat with your hands. You’ll look totally civilized as long as you have these French-made, waffle-weave, spoon-and-fork cotton towels nearby. They’re a little pricey at $38 each, but they’re beautifully crisp, refreshingly white, and good at soaking up spills.
27.5 x 19.75 inches
Fork available here.
Written by Katie on January 13, 2010. Permalink
Hmm, you might want to consider the new ANDREA as a possible choice for an air filter for your home. It purifies the air by utilizing plants… sounds good, right? (If you have a green thumb, that is.)
Andrea is a revolutionary new air purifier engineered to significantly improve the air filtration capacity of natural plants. This living filter accelerates the removal of harmful VOC’s and toxins through the active infrastructure system of a plant to continuously clean and oxygenate the rooms in your home or office. Andrea naturally purifies air by drawing it in with a whisper quiet fan to propel it through the leaves and root system of a plant, then out through the water and soil filtration and back into the room. Works with any household plant. Ozone free operation. No replaceable filters.
Invented by designer Mathieu Lehanneur with David Edwards.
12.2 x 12.2 x 16.2 inches
Written by Simon on January 13, 2010. Permalink
Whoa, I’m totally into this. The Book Belt stylishly fastens your books together, ready to be carried away. I’m assuming it wouldn’t be too wise to use the Book Belt when it’s raining out…
Materials: Black or Tan Leather
Written by Troy on January 13, 2010. Permalink
I hoped you saved those plastic wine and champagne glasses from your holiday celebrations…Stuart Haygarth might need them to create his next masterpiece after his limited-edition light fixtures are all sold out. Katie posted his work a while back, but this particular floor light stood out to me. Standing at approximately 80 inches tall and made of 416 disposable wine glasses, you could say this piece is a tall toast to a properous new year.
Plastic, fluorescent bulb
200cm x 50cm
For more information, visit Stuart Haygarth’s website.
Price available upon request.
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View Disposable Lighting by Stuart Haygarth hereWritten by Katie on January 12, 2010. Permalink
Who knew a boring work lamp could look so attractive simply by a few tiny changes and some gold-plating? (I’d wager a guess there are many things that would benefit from the same transformation, though don’t go and be all completely ridiculous about it.)
The Swedish trio behind Form Us With Love–Jonas Pettersson, John Lofgren and Petrus Palmer–refined the lowly utility light into something beautiful with a few new bends of the angled cage, a dimmer switch to match your mood, and thickening those wires by plating them in chrome or gold. The naked bulb is protected–you can treat it as haphazardly as the one in your garage. But it’s so striking you’ll want to spotlight one or more in your home or office.
Packaging: Gift Box
Size: 8″ t x 5.8″ dia
Cord is 10′ long with dimmer and plug.
The lamp comes in gold-plated ($120.00) and chrome-plated ($100.00) versions.
Also available here: € 145.00
(Thanks Malin!)
Written by Katie on January 12, 2010. Permalink
If you’ve got a clutter-y entryway or kitchen spot that seems to attract keys, mail and whatnots into a big ol’ mess, perhaps consider getting that junk sorted with this bamboo wall panel organizer. You can use dry erase markers to write notes and messages plus there’s hooks and cups to hold whatever you need holding.
Available in two styles; the bare panel can be hung vertically or horizontally, the channel panel�s stainless steel accessories slide into the exclusive channel system, tucked behind the front panel. The small channel panel has one bottom channel and comes with: two hooks, bamboo cup & holder, magnetic strip, 3 strong magnets, dry erase pen. The large channel panel has two channels and comes with: letter holder, three hooks, bamboo cup & holder, magnetic strip, 4 strong magnets.
Mounting hardware included.
Large � 31 1/2″ W x 15 3/4″ H
Small � 23 1/2″ W x 11 3/4″ H
Purchase Information:
Price: $100.00Written by Simon on January 12, 2010. Permalink