Ricochet Magazine Rack
Last year I made a big mistake. I subscribed to no less than ten magazines thinking I'd have time to read (at least some of) them. Truth is, I've probably read 3 of some 130 issues I've received which is…
Continue Reading →The Pattern Man
There isn't to much negative press floating around about "The Pattern Man" Dan Funderburgh these days and the recent publicity on Design Sponge and interview with pingmag.com have definitely rejuvenated our interest since our first report back in July '05.…
Continue Reading →blik loves Threadless
Collaborations between companies have become extremely prevalent lately, but with some careful filtering you can spot the good and ignore the bad. One recent combination of forces, the wall decal meets t-shirt, is that between blik Surface Graphics and always…
Continue Reading →I.V. Plant Pot
A little bit bizarre but still quite unique, the I.V. Plant Pot by Vitamin Living is a self-watering pot with a medical I.V. drip feed. This allows the plant to be nourished with food and water as it's needed. The…
Continue Reading →Time Flies Clocks
Suck UK, the English design team of Sam and Jude, produce furniture, lighting, interior products and accessories with glamour and pure industrial form. Their Union Jack Coffee Table has been featured in numerous publications including Esquire and Icon Magazine, but…
Continue Reading →Dutch Textile Design
Brilliant textile design work by Dutch Textile Design. Coating, relief printing, embossing, needle punching, laster cutting, ultrasonic welding (that sounds damn cool), pleating, and host of other fascinating procedures lead to some very impressive textile works like the ones shown.…
Continue Reading →Fish Pod
The hanging fishpod, a new and interesting way to fill empy wall space. It holds about a gallon of water making a "cozy home" for one or two small fish. I feel a little cruel putting a fish on my…
Continue Reading →Dee Adams
I like the work of Dee Adams, her abstract works are acrylics on canvas. All are limited editions.
Continue Reading →Rugged Art
This collection of hand knotted carpets desiged by young graphic artists such as Romon Kimin Yang and Jose Parla are damn cool eh? Made entirely by hand, kntted in hand-spun Tibetan wool, swiss dye, "crafted to last a lifetime". I…
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