Great design from Takito Co. I’d love a few!
Link: Normal Timepieces.
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justin cox.
By erinloechner
I feel like this pretty much everyday. Although in a much less cool room.
Link: Less Pop, More Fizz.
monster skin rug.
By erinloechner
I don’t know what’s more frightening: this rug, or the fact that I would totally love it in my living room.
Link: Longoland.
rosette.
By erinloechner
If I could pull these off without feeling like the Grand Prize Cake Decorator of the 4-H County Free Fair, I totally would.
Because I happen to think they are LOVELY.
Link: thorsten van elten.
fruit striped fun.
By erinloechner
Art. Lebedev Studio has some really fun [and free!] desktop backgrounds. I’m totally using this one when I’m finished with my gray phase.
emile chair.
By erinloechner
Oh gosh. I happen to have a mad crush on this chair. So much that I may design an entire home around this.
You know, like the Kohler sink!
Link: Anthropologie.com
rubber.
By erinloechner
“We all live in a rubber chandelier… a rubber chandelier, OH a rubber chandelier!”
Although it’s much too pricey, so we’re foreclosing.
Link: Generate Design
Go Origami this Halloween
By DIY Maven
Origami Club has no less than 12 (13 if you count the witch's broom) folds perfect for a little Halloween cheer. Each example includes a diagram AND and animation of the folds, which is perfect for beginners.
19th Century Terrace House Goes Modern
By DIY Maven
This absolutely spectacular 19th century terrace house is located in Sydney's popular Paddington. The subtle changes to its traditional exterior hints at the modern transformation inside, both of which coexist quite nicely. For more images, visit Desire to Inspire.
Growing a Crystal Chair
By DIY Maven
Her name is Venus. She is a chair. Her creator, Tokuji Yoshioka, submerges her 'polyester elastomer skeleton' into an aquarium and gradually grows her natural crystalline epidermis fit for the goddess she is. Glorious. Via.
My daughter is a designer....she is 9.
By imjewelee
My daughter has created something and wants to Brighten up your world.
KalleesKreations.etsy.com
Thank you and we hope to talk to you soon!
Label removal
By janmarla
Coupla solutions from a winemaker's wife to get labels off bottles - fill with water and put it in the microwave until the water is pretty hot. Let it sit in the microwave for a few minutes. This softens the label from the inside. It helps thos labels that have metallic designs on them as well. We also use Goo-gone and for regular paper labels, just soak in water. Some labels can be removed using salad oil. Other labels can be removed by using oil, and then using detergent as an emulsifier to pull both oil and label off.
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