Gandia Blasco
The Spanish-born industrial designer Patricia Urquiola was inspired by the Milanese School. In Milan, she is affectionately known as "Hurricane Urquiola" Her Flower rugs for Gandia Blasco translate a radiant cutwork floral pattern into luxurious cut wool pile. Available in green on white, white on red, white on black and white on beige.
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This is really cook transparent concrete. You can add things behind it such as trees, etc and created really nice shadows or residential or commercial spaces. Great for partition walls.
Tags: outdoor, lighting, concrete, contemporary designs, surface, architectural elements, studio, LitraCon, light-transmittingAdded 5 Years Ago from Litracon -
This outdoor furniture is too nice to set outside. I want it!
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Rachel Wingfield and artist Mathias Gmachl combine nature and technology to develop new structures. Among their work as Loop.pH, they’ve created Blumen Wallpaper. The product disguises an electrical circuit within a traditional bo... Rachel Wingfield and artist Mathias Gmachl combine nature and technology to develop new structures. Among their work as Loop.pH, they’ve created Blumen Wallpaper. The product disguises an electrical circuit within a traditional botanical pattern, like the Botanical Scan pictured here, transforming the surface into a luminous display. Blumen is fabricated as sliding panels that can be cut into smaller sections and reassembled. Brilliant.
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Seattle-based Tableau shows owner Karen Olsen’s love of all things fashionable and her flair for mixing mediums—pairing Asian-inspired paper lanterns with hand-painted Provençal furniture, for example. The eclectic shop also carrie... Seattle-based Tableau shows owner Karen Olsen’s love of all things fashionable and her flair for mixing mediums—pairing Asian-inspired paper lanterns with hand-painted Provençal furniture, for example. The eclectic shop also carries mismatched tableware, embossed stationery and, my personal favorite, five-inch-tall letters decorated with shimmering glass chips, just like pixie dust.
Tags: outdoor, furniture, lighting, accessories, textile, contemporary designs, surface, retailers, SeattleAdded 7 Years Ago from Tableaugifts -
Once Erika Hansen’s innovative light fixtures are installed, they appear to be part of a wall, as if the flat surface had been gently pulled, pushed or punctured. Made from “recyclable”? wood pulp and illuminated by flourescent bu... Once Erika Hansen’s innovative light fixtures are installed, they appear to be part of a wall, as if the flat surface had been gently pulled, pushed or punctured. Made from “recyclable”? wood pulp and illuminated by flourescent bulbs, they are designed to be embedded in gypsum board and can also work for ceilings. Objects for Walls are made to order in sizes ranging from tiny to big as a door.
Added 7 Years Ago from Erikahanson
