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Koishi Pouf / Coffee Table by Naoto Fukasawa
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Looking like an enormous river rock or something that was removed from a giants gall bladder, the Koishi Pouf has a fantastically pleasing bio-organic shape. It was created by the award-winning Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa for Driade and is can easily suit many different purposes any contemporary design. Naoto Fukasawa has won over 50 international design awards for >>
DIY: Concrete Fire Column
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Mmm outdoor areas are the best when the weather is nice, right? Enjoying food and fun with friends and family in a little bit of nature that you control and decorate is sometimes the best remedy to a long day or week. Depending on where you live in the world, — Continue reading …
Live Modern: Architect’s House
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What would a modern architect’s house in Finland look like? To a modern lover? Basically heaven. All blond wood, sleek lines and Scandinavian details, Architect’s House 1 designed by Haroma & Partners and located in Turku, Finland is filled with enviable and inspiring elements you just might want to emulate for — Continue reading …
Featured Artist: Sarah Doyle
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Has anyone else ever struggled with wanting to fit in? Or seem “cool”? If you have, you might find a little bit of a connection with artist Sarah Doyle’s mixed media series: “Nicknames – Celebrated Sobriquets aka Always Known As.” Playing off the idea of social media and the kinds — Continue reading …
Trend! Under the sea is back, more subtle
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Sea creatures and other things that dwell in the deep blue oceans aren’t a new trend; anyone familiar with Thomas Paul products knows that a good octopus graphic or two is pretty much required in a hip, modern space these days. But while we were at Las Vegas Market last — Continue reading …
Product Spotlight » Bedrock Images's Forgotten Maps
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by Aaron Britt For the architecturally inclined—especially those with a mess of wall space—little enlivens the living room like a gigantic map. Though hip apartments the nation over are festooned with graphic prints of Brooklyn neighborhoods, diagrams of the London Underground, and the like, to get a real dose of architectural bravado in your residence, consider one of the massive archival maps from Bedrock Images. Printed on cloth, fine paper, or glossy photographic paper, these images from Rome, New York, Paris, Washington D.C., or Beijing range in size from merely impressive to room-transformingly massive. Have a look at the slideshow that follows to get a feel for Bedrock's products.
Interiors by Histoire
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What do you say we start this week off what a super size serving of mid century modern interiors full of iconic pieces? Netherlands based Histoire offers quality crafted designer furniture, special lighting and unique vintage objects with a history, for timeless interiors in which people live and work. They don’t only sale amazing mid [...]
Light & Jelly By Fabrice Fouillet & Le creative sweatshop
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Modern lamps encased in jelly? Why not? Fabrice Fouillet & Le creative sweatshop have taken some modern lamps and half encased them in “jelly”. The results are some very beautiful prism like sculptures that really play with light. I want to get my hands on some of that stuff, who knows what I could come [...]
Moebel by handwerk
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Moebel by handwerk is a solid wood furniture line inspired by the earth’s best designer: Nature ! All Moebel by handwerk pieces are hand crafted in our workshop in Ottawa. They are finished with durable natural oils and waxes from Livos Germany, which are 100% petrochemical free. More. This — Continue reading …
My House » Rock the Boat
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by Jeremy Hansen New Zealand architect Davor Popadich invoked nautical sheds in his unconventional design for his family’s home on Auckland’s North Shore.
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