Ok, ok – blanket cape. Fine. But how about a blanket jacket?
I wasn’t even looking for more when I stumbled up on this: a hunting jacket made from a Pendleton blanket.
The trend continues…
Via Selectism.
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Posted in Clothes, Fashion, Textiles, Trends, tagged Pendleton on February 18, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Ok, ok – blanket cape. Fine. But how about a blanket jacket?
I wasn’t even looking for more when I stumbled up on this: a hunting jacket made from a Pendleton blanket.
The trend continues…
Via Selectism.
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Posted in Clothes, Fashion, Textiles, Trends, tagged The Sartorialist on February 18, 2010| 2 Comments »
Thanks Sarah for spotting this on The Sartorialist.
I guess I’m not alone in my obsession with these prints.
Excellent.
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Posted in Art, News, Trends, tagged Ann-Marie James, First Floor Projects on December 4, 2009| Leave a Comment »
James Tregaskes’ First Floor Projects (a gallery set up in his house) will be hosting the first solo-show from artist Ann-Marie James starting next week.
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Posted in Architecture, Trends, tagged Design4D, Green Architecture, Patrick Blanc, Sustainability on August 14, 2009| 1 Comment »
Green houses, green roofs, green walls – they’re growing everywhere!
Via Dezeen, ArchDaily, Design4D, archiCentral and the amazing ‘vertical gardener’ Patrick Blanc.
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Posted in Art, Inspirational, Interiors, Sculpture, Trends, tagged India Mahdavi, Xavier Veilhan on June 26, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Artist Xavier Veilhan has built a fantastic site-specific, supersized sculpture entitled ‘Sophie’ for new Paris restaurant, Le Germain (designed by India Mahdavi.) As you can see, Sophie is a very tall girl and spans two floors. Vielhan has posted images of the whole process of making ‘Sophie’, which are particularly interesting.
PLUS she’s faceted!
Via Changethethought.
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Posted in Interiors, Photography, Trends, tagged Attila Hartwig on June 11, 2009| Leave a Comment »
There is definitely a Lego trend going around at the minute – they’re everywhere! I particularly love Attila Hartwig‘s Lego interiors with their atmospheric light.
This is the pinnacle of minimalist chic.
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