...terrariums by Matteo Cibic...
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
big lighting, simple space
There's something so stunning to me about chandelier-type, large lighting fixtures in simple spaces where the lighting is the show stopper of the room...definitely a dream house type piece. All pieces here are by Ochre.
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specks of gorgeous light
Lighting has got to be one of my serious obsessions in home decor. I especially love pieces that reflect the light in beautiful ways. These pieces from Australian Bernabeifreeman are simply stunning. With industrial design and lighting backgrounds, I love their use of industrial materials to produce really striking and feminine pieces.
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{lizzie likes}: doshi levien
...and their "beautiful backside" collection of furniture for Moroso...
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signature florals...
signature florals...
...SO beautiful! by Frank Tjepkema.
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stunning chandeliers...
...by Eva Menz...
Source: http://www.evamenz.com
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light on...
Lots of bits of color this week...I'm not condoning smoking here, but so handy for candles...tiny stick lighters by Tsubota Pearl...
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
rainbow bright...
...love the interior of this bookstore in Beijing, China...designed by Japanese architects Sako...
Source: http://www.sako.co.jp/11popura/poplar-1_english.html
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love these...
...canisters by kahler...
Source: http://www.hyggeandwestshop.com
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garden variety...
...designed to hold a variety of herbs and flowers all in one planter, design night's nature planter is so useful and beautiful all at the same time.
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Nature planter
Nature is a modern ceramic planter intended for growing a variety of herbs and flowers. The form takes inspiration from patterns and shapes found in nature, hence the name. The largest opening at the top can hold plants that need to root deeper. Opening like a blossom, the form allows each pocket to collect water.
The planter is made using a complex six-part mold (compared to the typical two to four part mold) with seventeen post-molding cuts. Each piece is carefully cast, hand-finished and glazed in Portland, Oregon. Three holes on the bottom allow for drainage. The planter is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Size: 18" tall and 22" wide.
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rail thin...
...these lamps almost look like drawings! by something from nothing...
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what a view...
...as summer's end, here's a gorgeous summer house by tham & videgard hansson architects...
pops of green...
...love these lacquer-edged designs from Viola Park's custom kitchens...
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polka dotted perfection...
...had to share this gorgeous image...
{via julia. image by tim walker for vogue italia}
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