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I am Jack's raging envy. The BBC & Philippe Starck have teamed up to create
Philippe Starck's School of Design. I would beg, borrow, steal and potentially kill to be on that show (as do 50,000 other designer-wannabes). Unfortunately, it also says "all Applicants must be residents of the United Kingdom and must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom and France". Fuck it. Please, please, please - can someone do a reality design show here in Oz? Via
Torc.
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50 views of the Arne Jacobsen. A while back I mentioned this year is the 50th anniversary of
Arne Jacobsen's Egg chair. This week,
The Style Files is featuring the patchwork Eggs designed by legendary Danish designer
Tal R for
Fritz Hansen.
Above:
The next tiny-small-medium-big-bigger-biggest thing. Babushka dolls. Yes. Babushka babushka, yi-ee-yiii. Via
Senseless acts of Beauty.
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Sweet dreams are made of this. Found via
Poppytalk, this absolutely beautiful bed is available through
Anthropologie. Unfortunately... they are in the US and I don't think they'd deliver this baby to Sydney.
Above:
Hyper Hyper. Apparently
hypercolor is making a come back thanks to
American Apparel. Found via
Notcot. Not sure I'm down with it... maybe when I was 8.
Above:
The Money Shots. Apparently the latest thing to get a piece of your favourite currency and combine it with a photo. And presto! You have yourself a money shot. Via
Monster Munch.
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Undeniable cool: The DeLoreon. A piece of auto-technology rivaled only by Peter Brock's
Energy Polariser, the DeLorean was the center piece of the launch of the Air McFly edition of the
Nike Hyperdunk. Via
High Snobiety.
Above:
Co-ordinated kicks-and-handbags. Reeboks' new ladies line found via
High Snobette.
Above:
The perect reason to reflect. These TranSglass mirrors by Artecnica will blow your freaking minds. Found via
Design Milk.
Above:
Dumpster diving really does pay off. A refurbed, found on the curbside, left-for-the-council-clean-up curiosity cabinet. Restored by
Arthur's Circus.
Above: I am Jack's raging envy. The BBC & Philippe Starck have teamed up to create Philippe Starck's School of Design. I would beg, borrow, steal and potentially kill to be on that show (as do 50,000 other designer-wannabes). Unfortunately, it also says "all Applicants must be residents of the United Kingdom and must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom and France". Fuck it. Please, please, please - can someone do a reality design show here in Oz? Via Torc.
Above: 50 views of the Arne Jacobsen. A while back I mentioned this year is the 50th anniversary of Arne Jacobsen's Egg chair. This week, The Style Files is featuring the patchwork Eggs designed by legendary Danish designer Tal R for Fritz Hansen.
Above: The next tiny-small-medium-big-bigger-biggest thing. Babushka dolls. Yes. Babushka babushka, yi-ee-yiii. Via Senseless acts of Beauty.
Above: Sweet dreams are made of this. Found via Poppytalk, this absolutely beautiful bed is available through Anthropologie. Unfortunately... they are in the US and I don't think they'd deliver this baby to Sydney.
Above: Hyper Hyper. Apparently hypercolor is making a come back thanks to American Apparel. Found via Notcot. Not sure I'm down with it... maybe when I was 8.
Above: The Money Shots. Apparently the latest thing to get a piece of your favourite currency and combine it with a photo. And presto! You have yourself a money shot. Via Monster Munch.
Above: Undeniable cool: The DeLoreon. A piece of auto-technology rivaled only by Peter Brock's Energy Polariser, the DeLorean was the center piece of the launch of the Air McFly edition of the Nike Hyperdunk. Via High Snobiety.
Above: Co-ordinated kicks-and-handbags. Reeboks' new ladies line found via High Snobette.
Above: Sing me a rainbow... in my lounge room. This amazing patchwork sofa by Bertjan Pot & Frank Buggeman was featured recently on Happy Mundane and I just had to repost it. Love it!
Above: The perect reason to reflect. These TranSglass mirrors by Artecnica will blow your freaking minds. Found via Design Milk.
Above: Dumpster diving really does pay off. A refurbed, found on the curbside, left-for-the-council-clean-up curiosity cabinet. Restored by Arthur's Circus.
Above: Just like Cyndi Lauper said, I see your true colours shining through. Absolutely Beautiful Things is featuring the intensely beautiful interiors of Kathy Dalwood.
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