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September 24th, 2012 — Furniture, Furniture products
Zachary 571PE-1 Twin/Twin Trundle Bed by Homelegance
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571PE-1 Zachary Twin/Twin Trundle Bed in Espresso by Homelegance
September 23rd, 2012 — Design
This month’s Design Store(y) is a tale of how a design-minded woman, Sakiko Ichihara, who originally moved to Toronto to attend university, translated her love of her native culture into a business. Her boutique, Cubeshops , tucked away amid restaurants in downtown Toronto, carries Japanese design objects, gifts, stationary, pens, and the like. It’s a great blend of daily use, practical products and fun, design-y stuff you just want
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Design Store(y): Cubeshops
September 23rd, 2012 — Design
Bulb Fiction is a minimalist lighting fixture created by Scandinavian-based designer KiBiSi . The firm is now considered one of the most reputable design companies in Scandinavia.
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Skim Milk: Bulb Fiction by KiBiSi
September 22nd, 2012 — Design
Today’s Friday Five features Matt Eastvold of Eastvold Furniture , who started woodworking and welding at young age in his dad’s shop. He grew up on a farm in southern Minnesota, which fostered his passion for learning these trades. Eventually he headed to the city, in the thriving design community of Minneapolis, where he worked with a number of designers and architects on custom projects. Today he lives in a small college town in Minnesota called Northfield, where he and his wife Amanda grow their own food, kids, and a company that builds honest and sturdy furniture
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Friday Five with Matt Eastvold
September 22nd, 2012 — Designer Stuff
Hello and Happy Friday! It’s going to be a beautiful September weekend. Hope you have something fun planned!
Here’s this week’s Weekly Six:
1 – A stitched screen gives a sweet greeting. Would you do this in your home?
2 – Dig in your toolbox for this DIY.
3 – How about a tree in your foyer? It’s an interesting look!
4 – Goat cheese makes everything better – and it looks amazing on these tacos.
5 – Loving these crisp concrete tiles.
6 – Have you been watching Honey Boo Boo Child? I have to admit that it’s my guilty pleasure – I can’t get enough!
And that’s all! Have a great weekend – see you back here on Monday!
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September 21st, 2012 — Design
For this week’s CMYLK we’ve created a Colourlovers palette of classic autumnal hues, inspired by the Jewish Holidays. There’s Rosh Hashana, during which one dips apples in honey for a sweet New Year, and also Sukkot, which celebrates the harvest. So although the leaves may not be turning just yet, fall is in the air.
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CMYLK: Apples and Honey – A Fall Harvest Color Palette
September 21st, 2012 — Furniture, Furniture products
5447-36XL Bayshore Counter Height Dining Table by Homelegance with Options
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| 5447-36XL | Counter Height Table | 47.6 x 53.5 – 71.25 x 36H |
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Bayshore 5447-36XL Counter Height Dining Table by Homelegance
September 21st, 2012 — Furniture, Furniture products
5447-36 Bayshore Counter Height Dining Table by Homelegance with Options
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Bayshore 5447-36 Counter Height Dining Table by Homelegance
September 20th, 2012 — Design
Joint Perspectives , a young design studio based in London formed by María Meller and Mirja Sick, recently completed a sideboard using discarded pieces of materials. Using copper and oak, the irregularity of the pieces, which were laid side by side to create the design, has an intense visual impact. The pieces of copper and oak are in different stages of their lives – from old weathered oak is matched up with sheets of copper left outside for a month.
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Oak and Copper Sideboard Made from Scrap Material by Joint Perspectives
September 20th, 2012 — Design
Based in Austin, Texas, the design studio LEBORED is run by Alex Shilin and Jennifer Eshelman. They create unique objects in limited editions and currently they have a series of wood vessels that are pretty sweet. Some of the vessels have feet and some don’t, some are hand painted while others are stained. Each one is unique and sealed on the inside to protect the wood from water in case you use yours as a vase. Each month the duo goes to town on a new idea or theme and sets out to create a collection, never really knowing where the idea will take them.
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LEBORED Limited Edition Wood Vases