I like the curves of Vivian Beer’s “sculptural pieces. Some would argue that they are not comfortable, I would argue that not all furniture should follow function, sometimes form maybe the whole point.
I would not mind having this piece in a room on the side under a huge abstract painting. Visit her website for more beautiful sculptures.
I really, really like the work of the design studio 2Michaels. I like their palette, the sophistication and most of all the “natural” styling. the homes seem to be lived in and personal. Not dry and staged. Hope you like them 2.
All images via 2Michaels website
As part of the “Suite New York’s” The Pink Swan Project benefiting The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, 18 designers were asked to customize the Swan chair designed by Arne Jacobsen. Click on the link to view the whole collection.
Do you have a favorite ? Do you like the idea ?
Too many balls and boobs for one room, don't you think ?
But I have to say that the rest of the house has some cool elements, and some not so cool elements. You decide. More pictures at The Designerpad
I really like the fluidity of this design especially that it is made of steel, I would have changed the name and made something more ummmm… “fluid” ?
Not only do I not know where to place this “radiator” in any room but what may have bothered me more is the look on this guy’s face and where his hand is. Well, I guess he is wondering about what is happening to his sperm count with all the heat.
Why do we need a radiator chair ?
A few days ago I received an email with pictures from Zaha Hadid’s home. Quite comfy I would say.
“An abstract by Hyunmee Lee hangs above a museum quality Italian console in the Living Room of this 1929 Tudor Revival home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.”
Do you like to mix styles ? What different styles do you think would look good together ?
Designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso and presented at Milan this year.
Me and Klara will not be friends, she has a big head and I don't like her clothes.
To introduce his new Moon chair, Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka filled Moroso’s showroom with mist and light. I love the chair and I love the idea of the backlit mist in the presentation, like a 4D movie theatre. Some might think it is eerie, I think it looks surreal, and will definitely create an “experience”. Now, whether people will enjoy it or not, I don't know.
The Crystal Blanco Chair by Aqua Creations. According to the company the inspiration was the lines of a finger print ! Crystal ?
Do you like ? Dislike ?
Normally I love the brothers’ designs. They are out of the box, progressive and unusual. I would like to know what happened here.
Image via Design FolioThe work of Rabih Hage has always intrigued me. He has a beautiful unexpected way of combining modern with classical without looking cliche.
New from Anthropologie. What do these chairs remind you of ? If you knew that they were for $1898 would you still remember the same thing ?
No I am not, but this room in a project in Italy by Jeff Andrews has always made me feel very warm and cozy, and wanting snow outside. Plus I really like the treatment around the fireplace and this rocking chair.
And this dresser made the cut?
And we get a close up too. Just in case you wanted details
Sorry, but sticking ugly Liberty fabrics on an Ikea dresser should not be a published design statement. This should not be encouraged and should come with “Do not try this at home” warning.
