Hug a Cloud…
…Margje Teeuwen has collaborated with Erwin Zwiers to create Proplamp, a lamp made from a biodegradable non-woven material that you can ‘crush’ to tailor-make your own design.
1000th Post for cabbagerose…
…I would like to say thank you for visiting…the door is always open. I have enjoyed getting acquainted with many of you. Cheers!
Earlier this week I posted innovative uses for paper. Now let’s take a look at Paper Cave Space, a stunning multi-functional device that can be used as an office, a saloon, a meeting place, a lounge or a bar. A wildly creative design by Kotaro Horiuchi…
via: blueverticalstudio
Five Fab Finds…
align pen/beyond object
sandblast tree rings: diptych/lex pott
full moon pillow/studio dks
moreless watch/mean
snap glasses/nendo
Cast Iron…
…I would love to run my hands over the new facade of the Paul Smith Albemarle Street store in London…cast iron…solid, intricate, and creative design…by 6a Architects…
Shhhh!!!…
studiofour has recently completed an addition to a single level Victorian house in Prahan, Australia. The Alfred Street Residence boasts such a lovely mix of elements…natural, beautiful, and ‘quiet’…makes it easy to decompress upon entering and leave the outside world behind. Breathe in…breathe out…
Harvest JUICERY…
…oh my goodness…and I am speaking of yummy goodness! I cannot tell you how many times I have held my nose while choking down freshly squeezed concoctions. Harvest JUICERY has snuffed-out my juicing misery with delicious cold-pressed juice delights. What is cold-pressed juice, you say? It’s juice that’s hydraulically pressed…a fancy press that does not generate any heat, keeping the temperature of the product without oxidizing; and, then pressed with thousands of pounds of pressure to extract the juice. The juice contains two to three pounds of vegetables in every bottle…
of course a cool venue is needed to ‘get the juices flowing’…by Chicago-based design firm, blochaus…
the packaging is simple and honest…just like the product…
Krissy Sciarra, owner and chef, refers to her business as “a 21st century milkman that really does your body good.” Harvest JUICERY delivers in the Chicago area…and, great news…they will ship out of state. Cheers!
All Eyes Are On You…
…you will always have company…
Let’s Go Into Town…
…I’ll be happy to say it…in my opinion, Pitsou Kedem Architect always gets it right. Tel Aviv Townhouse 4 consists of mainly earthy and neutral tones that are expressed through both the structure and the furniture…with a pleasant dash of color. I find this minimalist residence to be hypnotic…I want to experience every clean line…and the landscaping is simple yet magical. This residence is situated behind a gated entrance, and is tucked between two unassuming apartment complexes…
Black: The New Color on the Beach…
…move over sunny colors…there is a new color on the beach…meet the fresh choice of many architects and designers: black.
shingle house/nord
curl curl beach house/cplusc architects
three timber boxes/hma architects
under pohutukawa beach house/herbst architects
storm cottage residence/fearon hay architects
holiday home on omaha beach/leuschke group ltd.
american dream builders beach house/lukas machnik
Spectacular…
…I must admit, I’m a jaw dropper…I wear my joy and delight on my sleeve. Below are three spectacular spaces that make my jaw hit the floor!…
Wooden slats add a sculptural ceiling and cast shadows like a sundial across the central living room of this hexagonal home, Koro, located in Toyota, Japan, by Katsutoshi Sasaki + Associates. The sculptural ceiling decoration is made from timber battens that line the rafters, creating an ever-changing pattern of light and shadow on the walls as the sun moves across the sky. Truly beautiful…instantly turns a home into a gallery, yes?
The Dior show, Paris, took place in a simple cylindrical white pavilion, located among foliage in the gardens of Musée Rodin. Designed by creative director, Raf Simons, white orchids with pink centres covered the walls. Stunning.
BIG, the firm led by architect Bjarke Ingels, developed the form of this maze by combining styles of mazes throughout history, from ancient Greek labyrinths to European hedge mazes and modern American corn mazes. Brilliant! The BIG Maze opened to the public at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. on Friday and will remain in place until 1 September. It will be followed up by a wider exhibition of BIG’s work, which will open in January 2015.
…come on, join me…1,2,3…drop!
Master of the Universe…
…the Magnus Celestii installation by Joseph Walsh is fitting for any Master of the Universe to sit down and create…I can just imagine one’s ideas swirling onward and upward…
Irish designer Joseph Walsh never ceases to amaze us with his otherworldly furniture designs, which seem to have touched earth directly from another world where imagination reigns supreme. As part of the annual design exhibition at the New Art Centre (Roche Court, Wiltshire, UK), the Joseph Walsh studio has created a site-specific work that explores the connection between form and function whilst entering new territory in the studio’s work so far. Made out of layers of ash wood that spiral upwards from floor to ceiling, the Magnus Celestii installation (named after the Latin words for ‘great’ and ‘heavenly’) constitutes the largest piece that the studio and workshop of Joseph Walsh has ever produced. Emerging out of a desk form, the sculptural work also expands outwards as it almost engulfs the entire one-roomed space, to eventually come to a standstill in the form of a large shelf which hangs on the space’s side wall.
As part of the Design Show exhibition at the New Art Centre, the Magnus Celestii will be on display until 06 July 2014. For more information please visit the gallery’s website.
Joseph Walsh (born in 1979) founded his studio and workshop in 1999 in County Cork, Ireland. He is a self-taught designer and furniture maker who is known for realising one of a kind and limited edition pieces.
via: yatzer
Organic and Oval…
…are the signature design elements of Zaha Hadid…now designing a swimwear line for Viviona…here.
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