1. Kartell by Laufen- The vitreous transparency of latest generation polycarbonate and the sheer edges of the totemic freestanding washbasins attract those that love minimal, lunar, rarefied white environments.
2. Bulthaup - elements of varying heights, colors, and materials arranged on steps and platforms made from concrete, stone, brand-new hand-painted lava tiles and well-worn wood floorboards
Now that is bold.
For my sister, who lives for vintage cameras.Don’t worry, we were drooling when we first saw it too. It’s a new print from Pop Chart Lab titled “A Visual Compendium of Cameras,” and it features 100 of the most important cameras in history.
This May Be The Coolest Camera Print There Is
via Superbunneh
want!
Filmmaker Baz Luhrmann brings the Jazz Age back to dazzling life in his blockbuster adaptation of The Great Gatsby. Take a look at AD’s exclusive sneak preview of the film’s sets!
Lost in a daydream in which I’m in a fabulous dress, holding a drink, and slapping Leonardo DiCaprio across the face.
Furniture just so happens to take up a great majority of space in a room, and if you’re in a small space that can be pretty detrimental. Heavy tables, chairs, rugs and other items can block off the impending square footage unnecessarily, while there are alternatives out there that could really be great space savers– visually speaking.
Lucite (or acrylic) furniture. This furniture comes as clear pieces typically; but can range with a whole array of color washes on all kinds of pieces. Break up the center of your living room with a clear coffee table, or create extra room around your dining room table for the ultimate chic design. See some of our favorite looks to help determine what route might be best for your room below.
I’m all about a ghost chair, but Fitz? AIN’T HAVING IT!
Party time: an art-filled success
Notable:
The weather, which started off chilly, then turned windy, and promptly warmed right up.
The theme- miniature smocks and berets, bold colored art prints, a painting station, brightly hued veggies/fruits/sandwiches, and an iPod playlist straight outta my dreams.
The beer, which was unique and assorted.
The company, comprised of family that I loved catching up with, and friendly new faces that couldn’t have been nicer.
The twinkles, who came dressed to kill in electric blue jeans and striped cardigans.
The hosts, who are creative, kind, smart, and just good people, all around. Plus every time I’m at their house, I come away with design ideas (those red print curtains in the top pic? Perfection!)
The cake, which had the best buttercream frosting.
All in all? Good times. Neat, neat fun.
Not so neat/fun?
When I stuck a paintbrush in Wells’ hand so he could decorate his own teeny wooden bird house, his eyes filled with humongous tears. A painter, he is not.
When I came home and decided to go for a run after consuming cake and a beer. Not my best work.
