I am just so super excited to be lucky enough to be featured in this months idFX as an "Up-and Coming Designer".
IdFX March 2011 - Rising Stars
Thanks so much Amelia.
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Thursday, 23 September 2010
Talisman has a new showroom...
How exciting is this?! Talisman is one of my all time favourite treasure troves... Sadly I don't get to visit nearly as often as I want to, as the HQ is over on the new Kings Road, it's way down in Parson's Green and I just don't get to go that way very much.
But NOW....ooooo..... they have a brand spanking new store on Ebury street which is a 5 min bus ride from Victoria station...Yay yay yay.
They are known for having an eclectic mix of mid 20th century designs and 18th century continental furniture, statuary and accessories.
My favourite piece is this jade chesterfield sofa. I can see it looking just fab in a minimalist white contemporary space.
Pair of Nickel Plated Armchairs by Milo Baughman |
Lucite Rocking Chair designed by Charles Hollis Jones |
1970s Small Lucite Stool |
French 1940s Steel Cabinet |
1980s Waterfall Shaped Stone Console Table |
Pair of 1950s George Nelson Designed Cabinets |
My favourite piece is this jade chesterfield sofa. I can see it looking just fab in a minimalist white contemporary space.
Howard & Son Designed Chesterfield Sofa English ca. 1870 |
Monday, 20 September 2010
Discovering .... Isabel Le Roux
Wow..... I'm blown away! I've just come to be aware of her as of yesterday. We were round at a very good friend's place last night for the most exquisite dinner. In their recently redecorated dining room, we were privy to experience the fabulous colours and ambiance that an Isabel Le Roux projects. This was purchased at the The Gaze Gallery which is collaborative gallery in conjunction with The Waffle House in Ramsgate, South Africa.
Her use of colour is just so vibrant and alive. I'm a sucker for abstract and impressionism and her work speaks so eloquently. I've already been on the hunt to see if any galleries supply her work here in the UK. If anyone is the know about this - I would be very grateful indeed if you could drop me a line.
The Colour of Autumn |
The 6th sense of love 60 x 80cm Oil on Canvas |
Waterfront Reflections |
Rue Moufetard |
The Sixth Sense of Love |
The Colour the Time |
Love love love this one......can you just feel the romance?
Music in the Garden |
Friday, 17 September 2010
Stainless Steel Chandeliers......surprisingly sleek!
Yes, another exert from my adventures at Maison et Objet..... Thierry Vide creates some really funky sculptures but I was really taken with the lighting. Just a hint of retro intermixed with industrial edges....LOVE it!
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Bespoke design printed light switches.....
Alypower is offering something different.....switching products for various enviroments.
The Dye Sublimation printing process is:
- thermo-cured with specially developed inks
- infused into the plastic surface between 0.2 mm and 0.3 mm
- far superior to any contemporary surface coating
- ensures unbeatable wear resistance stability and durability
- three dimensional surface (wrapped around the edge of the switch)
- UV rating 5/6 (does not fade in sunlight)
- single mould production
Crystallized range
Using only genuine Swarovski crystals, Aly offers a range of handcrafted, jewelled switches and sockets. Bespoke designs can also be made to order.
Wednesday, 15 September 2010
Chapter from Maison & Objet......How FABULOUS is this rug?!
I discovered DIACASAN recently at Maison & Objet. The above rug was on display at a grand scale and I couldn't help but smile when walking past. These guys were so friendly and had so much to show. I can't wait for the day when they have a showroom in London.
Jungle |
Cassala |
Jewel |
New York |
Topkapi |
Tsar |
Bangalor |
Thursday, 9 September 2010
Loving Tom Faulkner's Capricorn Oval Dining Table
The design is just classic elegance and although the base comes in a variety of finishes....I think this polished stainless steel is by far the most striking.
Something a bit different! For more inspiration, please see Tom's website.
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