fantastic temari spheres

I'm absolutely amazed by these stunning hand embroidered temari spheres, created by a 92 year old Japanese grandmother. The art of temari initiated in China and moved to Japan in 7th Century, using silk scraps from old kimonos, and stitching them into the balls.
Oh, I imagine Christmas decorations using these beautiful spheres, it would truly make my Christmas!

 from http://www.boredpanda.com

new feltangle and feltircle chairs

I would like to share new products of mine- Feltangle and Feltircle chairs in new colors.
The chairs represent three things: geometry, simplicity and playfulness. Materials: Felt upholstery, painted wood, painted metal structure and legs.
To be honest, I prefer this color scheme! I'm happy with it.

photos by me

light container

Light container designed by Martin Azua. Painted iron frame and blown glass lampshade.

from http://www.martinazua.com

eat.share.live.

Lovely restaurant in Amsterdam.

from http://bloesem.blogs.com

Domi Grzybek

Amazing Polish fashion brand that I discovered today- Domi Grzybek.
"It’s edgy, different and a bit sophisticated, with the inspiration coming from the magic moments of everyday life – from child’s dreams to potatoes."
How wonderful, beautiful color and fabric combinations, I just love love love it!

from http://domigrzybek.tumblr.com/

spool vases

Spool vases designed by Latvian Mara Skujeniece.

from http://www.edwinpelser.nl

magnet magic

Magnet Magic chandelier by Bower Studios.
16 suspended lights, all held together with magnetism.
I n c r e d i b l e!

from http://www.dailytonic.com

1928

Adjustable desk lamp by Jacques Le Chevallier and Rene Koechlin, 1928.

from http://www.liveauctioneers.com

multilamp

Multilamp designed by Milan based Emanuele Magini for Seletti.

from http://mocoloco.com

Rad Hourani

My favorite pieces from Rad Hourani #10 unisex collection

from http://www.radhourani.com

sofa day

Gimme by Moroso and Dorsey by Milano.

from http://www.architonic.com

radice

Radice designed by Sam Hecht for Mattiazzi.
The structure is simple, without any metal fittings or screws.

from http://www.mattiazzi.eu

Nonla

Nonla lamps by London based designer Paul Crofts.

from http://www.dezeen.com

the Standard

The Standard Copenhagen is located in former iconic historical building in the center of the city, it holds three wold class restaurants and a jazz club. Designed by GamFratesi.

from http://www.yellowtrace.com.au