damn.
first caught wind of curator lucy chadwick about 4 years ago. still crushin’.
damn.
first caught wind of curator lucy chadwick about 4 years ago. still crushin’.
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Tagged apartment, architecture, art, beautiful, city, creative, crush, curator, design, director, farm, farmhouse, fashion, girl, home, house, ideas, inspiration, interior, interiors, interview, lucy chadwick, rural, space, style, video, vimeo, women
since i had to be alive in the 1960‘s for this to be “nostalgia” for me, i’m not quite sure how to define my admiration for these stylish vintage illustrations by andy virgil and robert mcginnis…
*images from multiple sources.
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Tagged 1960, 60s, andy virgil, art, design, fashion, femme fatale, history, illustration, illustrator, magazine, men, nostalgia, past, poster, robert mcginnis, secret agent, spy, style, vintage, women
i was browsing through some images on instagram (again ), and came across a beautiful david yurman campaign photo with the call to post your own image with their jewelry. i love their pieces and the image, so i presented my take on the original…
*first original image property of gloria c. and imunlisted.wordpress.com; final image property of @davidyurman (instagram).
Posted in fashion (men), fashion (women), photography
Tagged albion, campaign, david yurman, design, fashion, image, instagram, jewelry, photo, rings, style
i cannot believe i only just discovered the existence of Nokia‘s attempt at a Star Trek Communicator cell phone!
i’m aware of apps (or attempts at apps) that turn your existing cell phone interface into something communicator-reminiscent, but this is so much better; it’s a shame Nokia never put these into production…
Tagged cell phone, communicatior, design, geek, interface, mobile phone, nerd, nokia, star trek, tech, technology, the original series, TOS, vintage
thought you were being so green – recycling, composting and commuting on your bicycle?
well, you’ve been one-upped, unless you’re already riding one of THESE…
these handmade, fully utilitarian beauties are the work of Bill Holloway and Mauro Hernandez of Masterworks Wood & Design, based in San Jose, California. each frame is carved from “urban lumber” or “salvaged timber”; wood from dying trees in cities or wood from buildings or other structures that are being torn down. Each bike is made-to-order, can be 8 ft long and weigh from 45 to 70 lbs and have been fully tested to “take a beating”. all stains, sealants and other finishes, which are applied by hand, are also animal, people and Eco-friendly.
Bespoke Global, which sources and sells hand-made pieces by carefully curated artisans, also sell these tandem two-wheeled sculptures through their website. so, just when you were pleased as local, organic home-squeezed punch about your love for mother earth, mother said, “you can always do better”.
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*images courtesy of multiple sources: the city fix, go green, bangor daily news; videos property of jeff diehl & anthony perez, respectively.
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Tagged art, artisan, bespoke global, bicycle, bike, bill holloway, carpentry, city, cutome, cycling, defender, design, eco, environment, green, marketing, masterworks wood design, recycling, salvaged, timber, urban lumber, video, vimeo, wood
golly!
if i was still in my apartment, i would be givin’ a bell to the telephone switchboards first thing to get me one of these charming retro-style fridges by SMEG, also available via West Elm.
*all images property of westelm.com.
these beautiful furniture pieces by joris laarman lab stand alone as separate pieces of art…
*images not original, courtesy of joris laarman labs & unknown sources.
meet the child of evernote + moleskine, the evernote smart notebook.
speechless.
this is the entry door of a diamond merchant’s home in Surat, India, designed by Matharoo Associates. according to various sources, it’s made of 40 sections of 10-inch thick Burmese teak stacked to form an impressive and imposing 17-foot high, 5.5 foot wide “curtain door“, while 160 pulleys, 80 ball-bearings, a wire rope and a hidden counter-weight on a single pivot bring it to life. although there are some concerns over the use of teak (many fear the wood is becoming endangered), there’s no denying this door is an artistic and engineering beauty…
*images from multiple sources.
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Tagged art, burma, curtain, design, door, engineering, entry, india, matharoo associates, residential, surat, teak, wood