makes uber-mod and super-sleek pieces that would fit in my little imaginary palace just perfectly. Scroll on for some of the flea's top picks...
2.26.2010
corinto
As I've said before, I'm currently imagining my dream home, furniture, accessories and all. Italian furniture company Corinto
makes uber-mod and super-sleek pieces that would fit in my little imaginary palace just perfectly. Scroll on for some of the flea's top picks...
makes uber-mod and super-sleek pieces that would fit in my little imaginary palace just perfectly. Scroll on for some of the flea's top picks...
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accessories,
corinto,
furniture,
italy
pete oyler
Simple. Modern. Classic. Concrete (literally). This is the work of Brooklyn designer Pete Oyler. I love his concrete base dining tables; there's something so coolly industrial about them.
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accessories,
furniture,
pete oyler,
tables
2.24.2010
item du jour
Check out this solemn but super-intriguing coffee table from French designer Philippe Tyberghien. It's part of his "x-cubes" table collection, piecemeal pieces adorned with various photographic images...
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coffee tables,
designers,
furniture,
item du jour,
philippe tyberghien
pudelskern
I love when designers cultivate a collaborative spirit within their firm; I think it really fosters ingenuity and a higher level of creativity. Pudelskern is a great example of this pioneering attitude; their work is eccentric and tasteful at the same time. I especially like their homey knitted lighting, so cute!
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via. design traveler
Labels:
accessories,
designers,
furniture,
lighting,
pudelskern,
storage
boris breuer
Once again, I've found an artist whose work is a wonderful source of general interior inspiration. German photographer Boris Breuer has worked with many prestigious publications such as O at Home, but his work still retains a real intimacy and a skilled eye. Scroll on for some true lovliness...
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boris breuer,
germany,
interiors,
photographers
a llot to llov
Yet another addition to my little imaginary dream home... the work coming from German design firm Llot Llov is awesome. Their pieces have just the right balance of quirk and sophistication, don't you think?
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via. design traveler
cerruti baleri
In an attempt to create my imaginary dream home, I've been perusing the web for some outrageously priced pieces that make my mouth water. Italian company Cerruti Baleri has beautiful, modern and eclectic furniture that gets me salivating...
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cerruti baleri,
designers,
furniture,
italy
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