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Archive for July, 2009

Thorsten Van Elten has some new vegetable mugs featuring Graziela Preiser’s 1970′s original designs. Buy them here.

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1965 Ikea Catalog

Check out these scans of the 1965 Ikea catalog! Via ikke tikke theo.

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Yoyo Ceramics

The clever folks at Yoyo Ceramics (i.e. Helen Johannessen) not only created these lovely ceramic tupperware containers and egg saucer – but also a rewritable ceramic notepad.  Brilliant. Sadly the notepad is currently sold out – but I’ll give you a heads up when it is back in stock.

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Drew Beckmeyer Painting

Series of ten ‘uniques’ by Drew Beckmeyer for sale here – $125.

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Man Cave

I like all the wood and stone combined with soft touches in this east London man cave.  Also – that is the craziest bathroom I’ve ever seen.  Can you imagine how cold you’d be getting out of that tub!? It’s very Abigail Ahern – maybe her work? Images from Airspace.

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Marc Jacobs Tees

Marc Jacobs has released a great pair of limited edition tees scrawled with ‘I pay my taxes, I want my rights‘.  Available only in Marc by Marc Jacobs stores (US only I believe – apologies to the rest of the world!) Via New York Magazine.

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The talented Ms. Carson Ellis (‘illustrator-in-residence’ for the Decemberists) currently has original work for sale at Nationale Fine Arts in Portland.  View them all here. And get in there fast people – these are originals!

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The folks at It’s Nice That are offering new reversible bags from Demelza Hill. Three colourways available here!

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Some great work by Bristol’s Jack Hudson.  His ‘White Noise in the Deep Sea‘ print (the last image) is current available at Tiny Showcase – a percentage of profits going to Hands at Work in Africa. Buy away!

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I came across this bit of Croatian paradise while flipping through Architectural Digest (which usually leaves me cold).  I can’t decide what’s more impressive – the jaw-dropping setting or the house itself?  The redesign of this 15th century stone cottage (which was originally crumbling to pieces) was done by New York architect Steven Harris and [...]

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