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Archive for February, 2009

I only recently came across Robert Polidori’s images of Havana from 2000.  They got a lot of press at the time, but they are worth looking at again (fresh eyes!).  It is eerie to see such grand spaces in such a state of decay.  Did these images inspire the whole faded grandeur trend we see [...]

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New Mat Daly Print

Mat Daly has a new print for sale of Waterloo Bridge – which was originally used as a cover illustration for Two Cures for Love by Wendy Cope.  There are 9 for sale at $100 – bargain!

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I’m off to Berlin for a long weekend.  Enjoy these images of the Stasi Museum from my friend Lee’s blog.  They make you realize how authentic the sets from ‘The Lives of Others‘ are.  Auf Wiedersehen!

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MARK, product of Cornwall

Expect to see bigger and better things from furniture design company, MARK in the near future.   Based in Cornwall, their goal is to blend craft skills and ‘hi tech innovations’.  They not only blend the traditional with contemporary, but they also pride themselves on using primarily local manufacturers and craftspeople.  How 21st century!  Some of [...]

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I just came across these incredible interiors by photographer, Tom Mannion.  He shoots a combination of eclectic spaces as well as interior set builds (often partnering with stylist Faye Toogood.)  All his images have an alluring other-worldly quality.  I’m curious to know where the glass house in the last image actually is.  Anyone know?

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All About Today

Despite worries of becoming obsessive about illustrative prints, I’ve got another new crush: Lizzy Stewart of About Today.  Lizzy is still a student at Edinburgh College of Art – but her work is already pretty damn impressive.  I’m really feeling all these wolves and bears.  Prints are available in her etsy shop – get your [...]

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There’s quite an amazing home renovation in the New York Times today of a house in Marina del Ray (the unrecognisable ‘before’ picture is at the bottom).  I’m not usually drawn to these minimal white boxes – but the light in this place is pretty spectacular and the waterfall into the pool is pretty flash.  [...]

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19th Century ebay Chairs

Splurged on these 19th century ebay chairs yesterday.  We went for something traditional, mainly to avoid the house turning into a museum of mid-century design.   They look a bit peachy in these images – but I think they’re actually more beige.  Thoughts?

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