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

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Digitile

Digitile is a company that handles custom printing on ceramic tiles, so you can upload your own photos and designs and put them on your walls. My showers would be exponentially cooler.


(via booooooom)

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

V Day


I just found this set of pillow cases in the sale section over at Urban Outfitters. A sale price makes everything better, but I could be smitten. What a fabulous Valentine's gift these would make!

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

A Little Inspiration


I always tell my friend Inez she lives in a creative mess. I tend to live in a pile of paper scraps and dull xacto knives, so I'm a little envious of people whose clutter improves their space. And doesn't cut them.

(via the ever-wonderful selby)

Saturday, October 25, 2008

Thursday, September 25, 2008

The Great Slumber

I found these pillows by artist and designer Keetra Dean Dixon some time ago, and I still want one. As she states on her website, the pillows "are inspired by those suspenseful moments when a sleeping loved one is a little too still for a little too long."



I might be a creeper, but I think they're just brilliant. But that girl is full of grand ideas.

Friday, September 12, 2008

The Selby, Duh

If you haven't been to the new toast of the internet, The Selby, then you've been spending too much time updating your facebook status. This lovely website features photos of artists, designers, and other creative folks in their homes and studios, taken by camera-whiz Todd Selby. His eye is amazing, and the interiors of spaces provide inspiration for days.



My new goals are to be worthy of being a subject, and somehow attain a design studio as interesting as those featured. Hm.

Monday, September 8, 2008

Andy Paiko Glass

I've been really interested in Wunderkammer (cabinets of curiosities), and want to suddenly do all my interior decorating as though a Victorian taxidermist/apothecary threw up in my Nob Hill apartment.

I was shopping online for apothecary jars when I stumbled upon the work of Andy Paiko. His glass art is really amazing, and though I've never felt like glass-blowing was a personal calling, I did take a minute to reconsider.

I love that gold-plated coyote spine so very hard.