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Archive for May, 2009

D. Billy

Love these art installations by D. Billy. Rrring, crackle, foooosh!

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Mystery House

I’ve had these images of a residential interior for awhile now – but have no idea where I found them…. Argh. Enjoy this mystery home (with an entirely blackboarded office, and a stuffed zebra).  Happy Friday! *UPDATE:  I’ve been informed that it’s director Roland Emmerich’s home – which was profiled in the New York Times.  [...]

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If you’ve got a cool $2.3 million, you can purchase Cameron Frye’s house from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (yes, the one with the Ferrari).   Known officially as the Ben Rose House – the building was constructed in 1953 and designed by revered architects A. James Speyer and David Haid.  Mr. Ben Rose lived there until [...]

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Wow – love this set of four traditional, Swedish stickback chairs from Lina Nordqvist for Design House Stockholm.  Each chair stands alone individually, but together (as a ‘family’) they look even better. Available soon! Via NOTCOT.

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Maybe it’s because I’m indecisive – but I think my ideal home would be an old property with a sympathetic, modern renovation.  This traditional stone property in Portugal (‘Quinta da Serra’) has been redesigned and renovated by Adam Richards Architects.   The interior has been completely reordered to suit modern life, the old stone walls [...]

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How great are these fantastical works by ceramic artist, Jorine Oosterhoff?  Inspired by fairytales – each piece really seems like it could walk off the table. Below are Lady Marmalade, Mad Hatters (with their oversized lids) and Creamy Bastard.

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Check out Peter McDonald‘s great work for Art on the Underground, including depictions of daily life at the Southwark station (which have been made into badges for staff and customers).  He’s also done two massive billboards (37 meters!) which are displayed outside the station. I don’t think I’ve ever been to Southwark… but now I [...]

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I love this house that appears to be asleep and then awake, from architecture firm Bevk Perović in Slovenia..  The built-in shutters / panels let the owners control the natural light depending on the time of day and season (and presumably make it more energy efficient).  This isn’t a new idea, of course, but I [...]

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Micah Lidberg

Love this work by illustrator Micah Lindberg.  I’m especially impressed with his 3 ‘bio patterns‘ at the bottom (which are great as desktop wallpaper!) Prints available here and here and here.

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If you are lucky enough to work for architects Selgas Cano in Madrid – you get to go here every day.  Interestingly, it looks incredibly remote – which I think is part of its appeal.  However,  looking it up on google maps it looks like it’s in a surprisingly built up area (check it out [...]

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