If you are big into interiors and furniture like I am then you are probably always looking for that next source of inspiration for what to do with your home. The Tumblr blog of Home Sweet Home has plenty of ideas to offer up and caters to much more than the regular modern or mid-century modern appeal. I definitely stumbled upon some spaces that gave me several new ideas.
Bodega is a curated collection of large scale, eco-friendly, temporary indoor art decals. The concept is to make the art of emerging and established artists alike, affordable and available to the public. It looks like they have an amazing line up with artists like Barry McGee, Cleon Peterson, Cody Hudson, Michael Leon, Mike Giant, and more.
Really feeling the new Wonderwall site, Im not usually that intereted in flash sites but this is something really interesting, and the work is lovely as always.
Wonderwall is an interior design firm that was founded by Masamichi Katayama in 2000. They are responsible for some of the most drop dead gorgeous interiors you have ever seen. They have also just recently launched a new website that features a what could only be described as a wondrous wall full of wonderful work.
A very talented and ambitious designer from Baltimore, Jessica Lynn White has a wide variety of experimental work in her portfolio, ranging from interior design to print graphics. Jessica seems to have developed an intriguing style of her own, and has already spent a lot of quality time polishing her skills under the guidance of renowned designer, Jonathan Adler! Working alongside Jessica, I can attest to her abilities and am very excited to see where her inventive personality takes her!
One of the most creative agency in Montreal, Sid Lee, now offers architectural services. Check out Sid Lee Architecture.
Did you hear the one about the invisible tree house hotel? An incredible concept by Tham & Videgard Hansson Arkitekter that disrupts nature in the most minimal fashion possible. This tree house/hotel room is lined with mirrored glass and almost vanishes at a glance from the outside, while granting the guest a 360 degree view from the inside. Wow.
I have become completely obsessed this last few weeks with WhereWeDoWhatWeDo, in their words ‘WHEREWEDOWHATWEDO is a community-built visual database of the spaces in which we spend our days, nights or both doing whatever it is we do’. Check it out and upload your own space, mines on their somewhere, this is the desk of designer ILK, tasty business.
I don’t know about you, but I have magazines all over my pad. I have stacks on the coffee table, next to the sofa, on the floor in my room, next to my bed, a nice rack in the bathroom, more at the office, and more in places I can’t even name. I don’t know if it’s an addiction or an obsession but it’s one of the two.
I’ll be in need of a new coffee table in the next couple months, and the genius Magtable Coffee Table might be the perfect fix.
Made of solid wood and featuring 16 slots in the surface, you just hang your magazines from the table. And for only $158, it’s a pretty good deal for a nice looking table.
Rather than piling them up on the table, save some space and let them hang.
This Ain’t No Disco is a blog archiving the interiors of Design Firms, Ad Agencies and the like from across the globe. It is a great study in the environments containing our strange little business. If you are trapped in a cubicle somewhere and want to daydream about being somewhere that not only creates for their clientele, but provides an environment to nurture that creativity out of their employees, then it is a great site to spend some time on. On the flipside, if you are working in one of these great places, you might want to send in some photos of your office, so the rest of us have something to salivate over.
