Weekend
I know what I plan on doing this weekend…have a good one.
Today is Friday and with the weekend coming up it is always fun to think about a bit of shopping. We are visiting the Martin Margiela Beijing flagship store location. Here we find a fab collection of apparel, accessories, and home collections. In addition, we can have serious fun on the aluminum slide which brings us from the second floor to the first floor in the most unusual way. Happy weekend.
Concrete
concrete lace/doreen westphal
benjamin hubert
solid poetry/frederik molenschot
concrete ring/studio 22 design
The museum in ruins
Crusch Alba/Gus Wustemann
We are off to a fabulous flat in Barcelona in the Gotica area. By placing a Crusch Alba, or white cross in the center of the apartment, Gus Wustemann was able to bring in light.
On Top
Innocad Architecture created a fresh atmosphere for their clients by remodeling a rooftop apartment using a mixture of European design and New York lifestyle. PH New York is located in the meatpacking district.
The Glacier/Gus Wustemann
Gus Wustemann was asked by clients to design a new generous loft in the dark attic of a house in Lucerne, Switzerland. Gus was given carte blanche on this project and the result, I think, is brilliant…literally. Glacier, rock, and ice blocks can be seen in the ‘landscape’ of this gorgeous loft.
The ‘Rise’ of the Designer Bakery
I think there is nothing more satisfying than warm, freshly baked bread with my cup of coffee in the morning. Is there anything more comforting and familiar than a homey loaf of bread? Now enter the ‘rise’ of cool designer bakeries. No longer do we just enjoy the taste of our baked goods, but we now are invited to also visually feast our eyes at many new bakeries. Not surprisingly, the dramatic dawn of the designer bakery took place in Milan.
Blé Bakery on Agias Sofias in Thessaloniki, Greece/Claudio Silvestrin
Elektra Bakery, Edessa/Studioprototype Architects - Furniture by Xavier Pauchard and lighting by Tom Dixon.
Joseph – Brot vom Pheinsten, Vienna
Baker D. Chirico, Melbourne, Australia
VyTA Boulangerie Italiana, Turin, Italy/Daniela Colli
via: Tuija Seipell and thecoolhunter
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