Showing posts with label random design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label random design. Show all posts

Monday, 6 February 2012

Lego

A bit of fun, and I love creative minds!


Greatest ipad stand ever!



Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece, complete with falling water.



Mind boggling breakfast bar.
How many bricks would that take?



Like the boardroom table - link via DesignMilk
Very effective with acrylic chairs, though think moulded and less fussy better.

Scirocco radiator- just love it.
Now to find a client brave enough

Sushi anyone?



Artist repairs New York with lego

http://inhabitat.com/artist-uses-legos-to-rebuild-new-york-city/jan-vormann-columbia/?extend=1


Who can not remember the famous telling off of Rupert Murdoch by Jonnie Marbles.

More here too

 http://www.suchablog.com/lannee-2011-resumee-en-lego

Sunday, 4 December 2011

Radiators

Some pretty stunning radiators brought to my attention by Radiating Interiors 
They have huge range, so do have a look at their website.






Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Attention to Detail

I think I do have a bit of a passion for lightfittings, and maybe for something just a bit different. I really like this one by Laura Kirar.It's called Leaves and Seeds and available through Arteriors.

Thibault Wallcoverings have always been a favourite supplier. A little while ago they began their distribution through Anna French, which has helped to keep their profile alive in the UK. Their designs range from the traditional Damask,through to the vibrant traditional prints with beads and crystals and on to to this texture range. They are an American company, so the wallpapers are usually wider width and sold in the double roll size for the UK market. As with all natural grasscloth papers, there is no seamless join. So what you see, is what you get.


With so many kitchens using a variety of materials, tile on floors, wood on units, corian for work surfaces- it's hard to know what to use for a kitchen island. What about glass? And a real designer piece! Of course, glass can be moulded into any shape, coloured in a variety of ways and is very tough. This is by Thinkglass.com


And at the bottom of this article we have shower drains. I have seen so many amazing ones recently. Round and square designer stainless steel drains that come in a variety of intricate designs, elegant wood shower drains, and this fabulous discreet linear shower drain which should be available through all good bathroom suppliers.

And had to include these taps by Thgusa.com! Wow!

Monday, 23 May 2011

Something For The Weekend



I don't know if anyone else viewing this blog watched "Something For The Weekend" on Sunday with Alex Jones from The One Show. She is a beautiful woman and a great presenter on The One Show - but if she has anything sharper in her hand than a plastic spoon, back away! The way she held a knife cutting through pancetta was hilarious.

She did say the only thing she could cook was tinned tomatoes on toast, and I'm not sure anyone would even eat that.

Someone was asking on Twitter, what's the hand mixer they were using....
Looks very like this one from Kenwood - the HM791 £44 from Comet, a red iron with grey handle effect!

A stylish looking and also robust serious cooking range as you would expect from Kenwood.

Off to make Boston Baked Beans with molasses- apparently a way to a man's heart is through his stomach! I may be some time

But here are yesterday's recipes- while they live on BBC website http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/programmes/b006v85g

Tuesday, 26 April 2011

Apple Core


This has got to be one of the best things I have seen recently- simple, tidy and works- buy these, to put in kids Christmas stockings- would save a lot of headphones!

www.apple-cores.com/pages/Products.html

How Cool Is This?




This is just fab! Hardly affordable and a bit of a wait I understand- but pretty good. I knew 2 guys who would have died for one of these, and had to put up with an old Victorian thing, and my niece had a homemade effort Great furniture too...

They sure don't make Dolls Houses like they used to!

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

If like Pixar

If love Pixar you have to watch this! 25 Years of Pixar Animation

If want to know how to do this speak to Escape Studios http://www.escapestudios.com/





Monday, 8 November 2010

Contemporary Fires

A contemporary fire with no need for chimney! These Bio Fires create a great focal point within any interior scheme. Renewable by Bio Ethanol, they are an environmentally friendly choice. On the floor, wall mounted, as a dividing wall- a variety of designs and colours.
Successfully presented at Decorex in September and I love it!From
£600 +vat

Monday, 26 April 2010

Fine Fossils


Description: This fossil plate comes from the world famous Laggerstatten Green River. The site produces a large extent of soft tissue preservation as evidenced by this fish. The fish present on this rare and interesting plate are as follows: Mioplous is an ancestor of the Perch and was a voracious predator. Often they can be found in the fossil record eating other fish. It is easily identified by its elongated shape and canine-like teeth. Knightia, the small fish, is the state fossil of Wyoming. They were at the bottom of the food chain and were schooling fish, which is why they can often be found together on fossil mortality plates. Diplomystus is distantly related to modern herrings and was a surface feeder, as shown by their upturned mouths and body shape. They fed on smaller fish such as the Knightia. The preservation on this one off plate is superb, with an impression of scales and the dark bodies a wonderful counterpoint to the light matrix. During the Eocene the region was sub tropical to temperate.

This is the best quality specimen we have ever obtained and is true museum quality.
A terrific investment opportunity, as well as a fine one off piece of art.
Fossil: 67cm x 67cmFrame: 76cm x 76cmWeight: 15.6kg


Code:

A0029

Weight:

35.5kg

Price:

£5,250.00

Saturday, 24 April 2010

I Pad Docking Station

I don't have an I-Pad but if I did I would want one of these!


 @yescomputers

Wednesday, 27 January 2010

Good Design



The best thing since sliced bread or emperor's new clothes. Like many things in life, it's a personal decision and shouldn't be dominated by what other people think. What's right for one person isn't necessarily great for someone else. 


That's where a good Interior Designer comes in. They not only assess what you want, but what you need, what you have and what will enhance those experiences. 


Is your house aiming to be minimilistic- but you have stuff you would like to show?
Do you worry the housewarming presents from family only come out when they are due to visit?
Do you secretly want chintz in the bedroom instead of boudoir hotel look?
Do you already have an ipod,and an iphone but want a Mac tablet too?
Do you always crave a second MacDonalds single cheeseburger when you should have bought a meal? 
Is it important you feel comfortable with your family without worrying about beige carpet?


Would you like your house to be a home?


 Don't worry about getting it right according to magazines, or  feeling guilty about not wanting beige/ feature wallpaper/ wood flooring/ straight lines.


But before you spend a lot of money and feel doubt creeping in- ask a decorator's opinion- we'll help you get it right before someone tells you how wrong it is!


Sunday, 17 January 2010

Staircase Slide


This is one of the coolest staircases I have seen!