Entries Tagged 'Art & Deco' ↓

Having kids opens one’s eyes and spirit for ludic and everything related. This article was brought to you from my love for playfulness.
These pictures represent actual robots, sculptures made by Gordon Bennett. Combining new and old found objects emerging from garbage dumps, basements, construction sites and garage sales he managed to mix wood, metal, bakelite, [...]

Now that changes a bit from the usual catwalk news! I thought it’s not only useful to know, but also a pleasure for the eye.
For this seasons, Bloom florist announces that it’s all about mixing different elements to create a unique feeling of blossoming freshness (oh, I could go on like this forever! I’m beginning [...]

There’s nothing wrong with living your childhood dreams, is it? I came across some strange-shaped houses today, and the some of the funniest were the shoe-houses.
I have four of them, but only three stories because one of them was made for a public park, so it’s not really a house by itself.

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In searching for news about these days controversial Marc Jacobs monogramouflage and hoping to get an idea about it, I found a clip of the advertising campaign for Superflat Monogram by Takashi Murakami for Marc Jacobs (ahem.. Louis Vuitton).
Crocheting away on Alice in Wonderland Theme, this clip is a manga dream, in ways that only [...]

Keen on fast design and have an extra $40,000? A Porsche Kitchen is your answer to everything!
Porsche Poggenphol P’7340 (you’d expect a tuned car, right?) is a taping wonder – the cabinets open at a mere touch and taping one of the built-in sensors will activate a “spacer pin” making doors and flaps open slowly. [...]

We’re getting closer to the new “monogramouflage” announced by Louis Vuitton.
The Brooklyn Museum has uploaded the shop items for the Murakami exhibition during which the famous new monogram by LV will see the light of day. It’s said to be designed by Takashi Murakami and still no idea of the outcome. The exhibition begins April [...]

After the Kate Moss fiasco, my heart trembled with joy awaiting the 20th of April when Will Broome Collection for Topshop gets officially launched.
Of course, Will not having such resonance as Kate, the announced capsule collection wasn’t, in fact, launched on the website in preview. No collateral website either (like in La Moss case) so [...]

I think this little article is most likely to be found under “money flies” category.
Versace celebrates for yet another reason, other than launching a men’s line at Barney’s – stepping into the luxurious air transport section. Made to measure is reaching sky-high standards.