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How might a twig provide the comfort of a shade tree? Perhaps if it were photographically enlarged enough to sprawl across a king-size duvet cover. This ploy, used by Amenity Home Collection, works with dandelions and wild roses too. (via Elements of Living)

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Jenny Wilkinson: Wallpaper-by-Numbers

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Partly, smartly filled in by the designer (who always stays between the lines), Jenny Wilkinson’s Wallpaper-by-Numbers comes with or without accompanying sets of acrylic paints. In addition to pineapples and gerbera daisies, Wilkinson’s designs include a repeating water ballet of four hammerhead sharks; a dog, Tilly, in a planter, and Venus Flutterby, a visual cautionary tale. (via Elements of Living)

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Roubini Rugs: Flower Rug

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The tactile rewards of this silk rug by the Italian designer Farhad are a match for its extravagant appearance: Each petal of this hand-knotted uber-blossom (made to order in sizes starting at four feet in diameter) is texturally differentiated from the next. (via Elements of Living)

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Greystone Home Collection: Osaka Screen

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The bold geometry of this wood-and-mirror screen was adapted from a small pattern on a centuries-old kimono. The wide, ebonized koto wood retains the texture of the wood grain; mirror insets are anti-qued for a moderating influence. The reverse side is finished but plain wood upon wood, and the hardware is bright nickel. (via Elements of Living)

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Jocelyn Warner: Leaf Metallic Wallpaper

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The secret to the alluring, velvet-like surface of Jocelyn Warner’s gilded wallpapers is a flatbed scanner and the matte sealant the London-based designer skims atop the metal leaf. Laid out on this sumptuous field and printed in gray, garden-variety leaves have the detailed authority of an X-ray and scribbles leap from the page. Available in seven new colorways, including monochromatic matte/gloss combinations. (via Elements of Living)

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igloo: Mod Rocker

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Recent research indicates that kids often fidget more in stationary chairs. Enter the Mod Rocker, formed from two pieces of bent Baltic birch plywood and either birch or cherry veneer with a colorful rubber seat. A cut-out at the top makes the chair easy to lift, drag or carry. (via Elements of Living)

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Ducduc: Alex Crib

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Where’s your baby girl? Follow the arrow to find her. Ducduc offers several choices of vinyl appliqués for their hardwood crib: girl, boy, fragile, bambino, this end up; or they can write something memorable of your own choosing. The fixed side rails raise and lower to four different heights, and, with a conversion kit, crib converts to youth bed when the time comes. In natural orange, natural white or all white. Non-VOC lacquered paint. (via Elements of Living)

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Aitali: Louis Chair

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An arresting combination of sense and nonsense that would sit well at conferences and weddings alike, the Louis straight-back chair from the Italian company Aitali features an image of a Louis XVI period chair printed on Altuglass, a transparent plastic purer than plexiglass. Thanks to state-of-the-art technologies, a computer generated graphic of the exploded parts of a silk damask side chair have been inkjet-printed on the backside and undersides of the chair. Reverse printing, along with UV-safe inks, also protects the image from scratches and sun damage.
Other models range widely in imagery, including a slatted lawn chairs (the acrylic version is not collapsible), bar codes, a child’s drawings and even fur. Custom designs are available. The company recently re-interpreted Salvador Dali’s <i>Hallucinogenic Toreador</i> in a 300-piece limited edition for the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. (via Elements of Living)

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Houles: Linea trimmings

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These simple, luxurious trimmings from Houlés are made from organic materials and natural fibers, including leather, linen and wood. The collection consists of double and single tiebacks, cut fringe, braid and key tassels, and comes in neutral colorways. Trade only. (via Elements of Living)

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Flos: All Light

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Rodolfo Dordoni’s streamlined design from Flos, shown here in chrome, is available in five finishes. Its simple, geometric design sends light above and below, illuminating both walls and ceilings. (via Elements of Living)

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