Riviera

Riviera table and chairs by De Castelli.

photo from http://www.architonic.com

timber anglepoise

Timber Anglepoise lamp designed by Henry Wilson.

photos from http://henrywilson.com.au

secret place

k i t c h e n

I absolutely adore this kitchen!
I love unfinished looks, high ceilings, big windows, long tables, old industrial furniture, neon words, wooden chairs...

photo from http://16house.blogspot.com/

Degree table

Degree table storage designed by Patrick Norguet for Kristalia. 

photos from http://www.patricknorguet.com

what they dream of.

from  modernhepburn.tumblr.com

Teardrop, Rainbow and Aquafresh

Odds and Ends- lighting series in three shapes- teardrop, rainbow and Aquafresh, resembling the dab of toothpaste.
Designed by Jason Miller for Roll & Hill.

photos from http://www.rollandhill.com

gicha

Gicha- lovely train cars that serve as chairs and storage for children.
Designed by Kamkam, a studio based in Seoul.

photo from http://kamkam.godohosting.com

white hands, black feet

photos from 1 and 2

dining!

I love this dining room!

photo from http://www.desiretoinspire.net

Poser

 Poser floor lamp designed by New York based designer William Lee. 

photos from http://minimalissimo.com

woodmade

Absolutely stunning wooden lamps, designed and handmade in Estonia.

found via http://www.museandmaker.com

midsummer night dream

My selection of wonderful spaces 

 sources 1 2 3 4 5

Carousel weather vane

Carousel weather vane designed by George Nelson in 1954-1955 for Howard Miller Clock Company.
Lovely, isn't it?

photo from http://www.dailyicon.net

cold bath

It's quite hot today in Tbilisi, all I can think about is taking a cold bath over and over again.
Here is a selection of bathrooms that I like.

sources 1 2 3 4

Scheltens & Abbenes

Great coalition of two creative people Maurice Scheltens and Liesbeth Abbenes. Maurice is a photographer and Liesbeth is a visual artist, together they work for various projects, editorials and commissions.

photos from http://www.scheltens-abbenes.com

the unknown

My suggestion is that whenever you have to choose, 
always choose the unknown, because the known you have already lived. 
Never miss the unknown. 
Always choose the unknown and go headlong. 
Even if you suffer, it is worth it — it always pays. 


Osho

EM table 1950

I love this table!
Designed by Jean Prouvé in 1950!

photo from http://www.architonic.com

moss

The Secret

The Secret -embroidery on canvas print, created in 2009 by Greek artist Maria Ikonomopoulou.
Her work integrates traditional folk techniques, newspaper cutouts, photos, chalk, painting and other means of graphic.

found via http://showslow.tumblr.com

flat table peeled

Flat table peeled by Japanese designer Jo Nagasaka.
He altered the traditional Japanese Hassoku Dai- a low table with 8 legs. He used a wood plank for the table top and poured neon epoxy resin to smooth the uneven edges and surface of the wood.
I think the final effect is really beautiful, it should be interesting to experiment with this technique.

photos from http://www.designboom.com

little things, big difference

Selection of some of the small decorative pieces that I think make a big difference for any kind of space.

Dress up vase by Nendo

Brass paper weight by Oji Masanori

Brass stationary tray by Oji Masanori

Kubus candle holder by Mogens Lassen designed in 1962

Kubus bowl by Mogens Lassen

Ceramic vase by Nathalie Lahdenmaki

photos from http://store.mjolk.ca

Lao

Lao lacquered metal chandelier designed by Pierre Charpin in 2010 for Galerie Kreo.
Limited edition of 8 pieces.

photos from http://www.galeriekreo.fr