Cozy heating solution for the winter

Winter is coming in New England, so heating your house is always challenging. I am currently using bio-fuel, a bit more costly than regular oil, but it feels better to breeze and for the environment in general. I wish we could all more ecologically deal with energy consumption to have a bigger impact on our environment.

Recently, I was investigating the idea of using under floor heating. I was always wandering about my blood circulation if I would feel the heat coming from under the floor, but if it is softly regulated throughout your apartment, it works great. Apparently underfloor heating is also an economical and environmentally smart solution, by reducing fuel consumption, so it can be used as an alternative to more conventional heating solution. I am not sure how to equip an old building with underfloor heating, at least floor insulation or heating mats, but some companies have it all figured it out. It can also give the home more of a winter feel and a cozy atmosphere. Nothing more comfortable than a piece of warmth under our cold winter feet. Imagine your cat rolling on the warm carpet, and you and your boyfriend being able to play backgammon on the floor!!

Super cute jewelry cases

You need to be prepared - an impromptu cocktail party, a quick trip to a warm beach, or a non-stop wedding weekend. This lovely travel sized jewelry case will keep your valuables protected without taking up half your suitcase! Small enough to fit in your purse, but with multiple compartments, this case is perfect for storing those essential pieces you always want with you. Case measures 6" x 2.5" x 1.25". Leather exterior, velvet interior. Found on Delight.com

Goth design ...

So talented. Smoke series by maarten baas for moooi

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A classic that we love: Night Carafe

This set, including Carafe and Glass, is the work of a Japanese family-owned business that’s been producing glassware for generations. Made of blown glass, the Carafe has a spout for easy pouring and the Glass serves as a lid when stored on top of the Carafe. The Night Carafe may be intended for the bedside table, but its elegant presentation and functional design make it just as suitable for your office, study or dining area. Stands 7.5" tall and holds up to 15oz of liquid.

Found ->here<-

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Knitted toys

I discovered Sara Carr who designs awesomely cute toys, pillows, gadgets. Please to meet you Henry!

Meet Henry

Henry has been knitted with lambswool and filled with polyester stuffing.
His main body is striped and the under belly and ears are plain. The eyes have been hand sewn using wool.

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Shape does it all ... not function!

Soon I will get this Calf & Half by Fred Studio discovered on ID magazine.

For post–slow food, post–avian flu, design-conscious foodies, there's the Calf & Half, a creamer whose distinctly shaped, double-walled construction never lets you forget the provenance of your food. Designed by the Rhode Island–based Fred Studio, it's available through Charles & Marie!

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Natural gifts for the winter

Cute Beeswax Candles found at the Dharma Boutique!

Beeswax burns longer and produces a warmer glow than paraffin candles, and also generates healthy negative ions, which eliminate dust, pollen and allergens from the air we breathe. Perfect for the eco-friendly candle lover!

Winter season is up and running, the gift period is here, stores start being congested... I will not reveal yet what I am preparing to offer, but I will share insights on gifts that are trendy these days. For instance when sustainability and ethnic gifts go hand in hand, one can propose anything from the eco-friendly candles pictured above to Vintage Statues, marble deities statues that originally served in temple! If they happen to be damaged, they are retired from the place, later repaired, placed in purifying sacred water (like Rajasthan's Pushkar Lake or the Ganges River), and offered online... How neat! Creating your own inspirational room or looking for a special gift, you can combine candles with colorful devotional art, reproduction paintings in antique frames or lithographs from India.



You can wrap your favorite room with traditional textiles, combining the right texture to the right colors and patterns. Hand-embroidered tribal fabrics from all over the world are very appealing and fit really well with an eco-friendly interior.

A KGB lamp!

Designed by Dana Gordon, this lamp switches between two modes according to its position, regular white light or UV light which exposes the personal graffiti on the walls. The KGB lamp was part of the IDII exhibition in Salone del Mobile 2006 (designed with Alejandro Zamudio). I like the contextual integration of the used technology. Usually UV lighting is used to make things "appear" on a picture, or other fun applications seen on fabric. What I love about this project is the use of UV light within a context that marries the interrogation setup to the revelation, this offered by a specific technology.






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Kitchen design

Traditionally, the kitchen was used to cook while families and friends gathered in the living room. The 50’s modern design did a touch up on the kitchen. It opened the kitchen to a much more festive place to hang out. Not only housewives discovered new kitchen designs that conveniently organize items per compartments, but the kitchen became a place that resonated with freedom and allowed to express an identity.

When I select elements for my kitchen, I consider always comfort and necessity in pair with charm, elegance and originality. How would I cook in a gloomy place?! The kitchen is a place that needs to express beauty, made attractive through colors, patterns and object selection. With all this care, no wander that the kitchen is now a place where my roommates and I hang out much more than in our living room! Cooking is a social activity and my kitchen needs to reflect that my friends and family are welcome to share the cooking. In my kitchen, I keep needing more counter space. A great Kitchen Designer is fundamental in helping you discover the right balance between open, counter and common space area.

Forms, proportions, colors all contribute to the kitchen experience. Chairs need to be able to disappear quickly so that I can navigate freely! I wish I could vary the light in making it soft around the dining table area and crisp on the kitchen counter. In sum, good kitchen design is key for transgressing the traditional kitchen into a shared space for creative and collaborative cooking discussions!

Superior Ovaries Spoon

Etsy is so sweet. I just found this amazing series of spoons.
"Another lovely lady, ready balance work and life.
A flower with superior ovaries, tools to conquer the kitchen, and a sewing pattern for a wedding dress.
This original painting is a conceptual work of finding oneself in third wave feminism, ready to hang on the wall and pretty up your space!
Complete with a sawtooth hanger on the back, ready for display. Approximately 11" tall x 2" wide."

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A fireplace for this winter

On the way home ...

Winter is approaching. Soon the leaves will fall, the air will hardened, and the breeze will freeze. The outside will be gorgeously white and cold, while our home will be cosy and warm. Soon this winter, nothing will feel better than a welcoming home with a fireplace with its cracking wood and warm flickering light.

When you are leaving in the city, one might think that it is not always possible to have a fireplace. Apparently, one can invest in many different kinds of fireplaces, as proposed in this site with an extensive list of fireplaces: with both Electric Fires and Gas Fires. They stock all the leading brands of fireplace manufacturers. Styles vary from traditional to very modern and contemporary.

So it is not always possible to have a fireplace with chimney, but it is possible to reproduce the warmth from the light and even the cracking of the wood with gas fires. Before digging in their catalog of fireplaces, one question that I had concerned installation. How can we install such equipment, most probably requiring modifying a large portion of a room. Apparently, the installation of Gas Fires can be fitted into most existing fireplaces. Some Gas Fires (Fanned Flue Gas Fires for instance) are designed for homes without chimney or flue. Electric Fires' installation is often as simple as placing the fireplace where you want it and plugging it in and obviously maintenance free! Solid Fuel Fires is more complicated as it required agreements with building regulations. It seems that a hearth can be part of every home!

Aesthetics for fireplaces vary from the traditional brick or oak one to the very modern framed fireplace that hangs on the wall. I was impressed by the wall-mounted electric fire that operates via touch sensitive glass. It is interesting to reflect on the history of the fireplace. A fireplace always stood massively on the ground, depending on the structure of the all house. Now such symbol is entirely transformed: the fireplace is mobile like a painting ...


wall-mounted electric fire

Nice sofa indeed

My beautiful backside by designers Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien ... not bad for a modest $14.325 . I love the materials used: wool and felt.

My Beautiful Backside is a collection of seats whose backrests are a composition of highly coloured, floating cushions in various shapes. The wider your seat, the more cushions you can have. Our use of oversize symbols, such as the buttons on cushion backs, is a way of conveying a variety of messages. These symbols also provide a means of customising each chair, making it unique, just as you would add little distinguishing touches to an article of clothing. We used a new wool fabric designed by Giulio Ridolfo for Kvadrat. We teamed it up with felt because it's a combination that reminds us of old-fashioned clothes with stiff starched collars. We also designed a new daybed, called Princess, with layers of mattresses. The top mattress is covered with a composition of different objects and since they draw inspiration from a modern princess they're embroidered in gold and silver.

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Designing lighting

Fred Eerdekens designs the shadows of objects!


The more I live, the more I suspect light to be responsible for my space design. Light takes all the credit. Without a welcoming light design, you fail to see the subtle velvet of your sofa, without elegant light design your guest can feel unease, without soft lighting you can feel a stranger in your own refuge. I always spend most of my time choosing, replacing and experimenting with bulbs of different sizes, intensities, colors, shapes and design. Their projection and their hardness allow me to sculpt my space. I start from nothing, an empty room, then I add the light and I sculpt by placing one object, one furniture at a time.

There is a book I recommend on the subject, a book that is referred to regularly in interior design and architecture:
Lighting by Design by Sally Storey. It proposes ways to include colored light, patterns, playing with light and shadows, both for interior and exterior design.





Tips & Tricks
I design my own lamps, but only when they are meant to be small and on the ground floor. For the ceiling, companies provide more efficient and safe solution for progress lighting. I recently used mounted lights on the ceiling that offer a soft diffused atmosphere. One trick that works really well is to create under cabinet lighting. Ikea has quick & affordable solutions, but for a wider range of styles and systems, specialized companies are the way to go. You can also easily create vanity lighting: I find that bath lighting using mirrors inspires a satisfying presence!

I have not yet experimented much with outdoor light design. Right now I am redesinging my garden and will post on my light experiments. Again this book is a wonderful source of inspiration for landscape lighting!

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Talking cups

For these soy sauce, salt, and pepper containers, nendo decided to differentiate between the three through a combination of sight and sound, or words as sound.
Instead of relying on symbols and letters, the mouth of each container is the shape that a human mouth would make when saying the name of each product: "yu" for "shoyu", which means "soy sauce" in　Japanese, “shi” for “shio”, which means salt, and "ko" for "kosho", which means "pepper".
In an age when we rely increasingly on e-mail for communication, and conversation fades from the dinner table, "talking" subtly links people and things through the power of the texture and sound of spoken Japanese.



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Cozy Tea

If you want to keep your tea cozy in the winter, then this tea comforter is for you. Reversible it provides different tea pot looks for your most aesthetic tea parties! Thank you dear Angry Associates!



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Disposables glass-glass!

I recently bought these glasses made of glass cup that cleverly mimic plastic shapes of plastic disposables. I love them, light, transparent and tricky, they are my favorite cups, and my best pick from Paris! You can also find them ->here<- in the US!

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The cutest bubble gum

Gubble gum logo and package design by Jesse Kirsh

Wallpaper

Wallpapers by designers: ->Here<-

When light comes from the dark

I love lamps, but I love when there is a trick in their design. Something special. I found the "Bilderschirm" designed by 1kilo, a printed paper lampshade. The idea is simple: the design changes when you switch on the light.

This lamp screen made of paper prints is a pretty amazing art piece and product. The idea is that when you switch on the lamp, the patterns transform and complete a scene. The scene is the art piece: all the animals are threatened by hunters and their riffles. Probably a little bit of questioning on our relationship to these pretty animals that we adore, use as ornament and also that sometimes we kill for fun.

To assemble the lamp, you put the "Bilderschirm" around the bulb and insert the tab into the slot. This simple mechanism makes it easy to remove and alternate between lampshades.



Check also the cup that melts and the curtain for the lonely person that Jonah presented on the Make Blog.


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Pillowing

This super soft pillow was created by Ella Fint.

Towel moment

I am always looking for the ideal towels. High quality, soft, trendy, not too trendy, simple, underground looking, with style. Well I have found a set that I like at this design store.

Marimekko’s high-quality terrycloth products are made of pure cotton. The range of products includes towels of different sizes, bathrobes, slippers, wash mitts and bath mats in both pattern and single-coloured terrycloth. There are also soaps and shower curtains matching the terrycloth products. The patterns and colours of Marimekko’s cosmetics bags have also been designed to match the bathroom textiles.

The best cd player

Few years ago I bought this awesome CD player from MUJI. I found an interview on Fukasama, the designer of this mythical CD player.

"Japanese people cherish the whole process of how an object is gradually formed and then is turned back into decay, probably more so than the actual object itself. In nature, the Japanese are not really the kind of people to want so many things. With an object, what is more important than the design itself is where and how in everyday life it was used. Even things like beauty and art were sought in ordinary and everyday objects, not something decorative and so special. People nowadays are forgetting the fact that the beauty within lies deep within simplicity." - Fukasama

A game for kitten!

Icosahedron, jeux pour chat, Paris 1998


Icosahedron is a game for cats. The cat moves into the interior of the volume by one facet. Hidden in this shelter, taking advantage of holes, it can look and react to what is happening around him. In the action, this unstable shelter may start to roll and become an infernal ball with legs that arise. Via. Link

Light + cut

Metal walls to create shadow ghosts designed Mikromart.

A tempting interior design

Picture by Eugenio Recuenco

Trash can poetry

Maija Louekari designed this amazing set of trash cans. I wish I could get those ...

Print your design

A very awesome site that prints your design onto cards, letter paper, stickers.
Here are examples of cards that I like:

One of a kind

An amazingly cute boutique with products that combine handmade technique and digital illustration.

Curtain

By Design Code

Funky toaster

By Créa Créa

Antique

Beautiful antique design at Cote Midi Web

Le chandelier noir

Photo by Hans Gissinger

Wool + purse

Material: Wool, cotton, birchwood

A new handbag is made out of re-used wool blankets and cotton. Design: Tineke Beunders

Silver phone

A glamorous update of a 1950s Design Classic.

The Dreyfuss 500 was, for many years, the most popular ‘phone in America. This new silver version is rugged and heavy and features an authentic mechanical ring, just like the original, but functions with push button technology.

Snap and dine

Snap and Dine is a single use three-course table setting that integrates disposable cutlery with traditional silverware. The portable lunch setting expands the possibilities of eating outdoors in style whilst reinforcing the correct use of cutlery, which has been lost over time. This is achieved through the decorative qualities and formal setting which both are a visual reference to fine dinning. This product is fun and interactive whilst raising the standards of current eating on the go habits.

Valentine portable typewriter and cover

Designed by Ettore Sottsass, Jr. (b. 1917) with Perry A. King (b. 1938)
Manufactured by Olivetti
Milan, Italy, ca. 1969
Gift of Barry Friedman and Patricia Pastor, 1986-99-40-a,b

"Sottsass designed the Valentine portable typewriter to have a casual ease and appeal. Scaled smaller than traditional typewriters and lighter in weight than most portables, the Valentine proved to be as pragmatic as it was visually striking.

Intended by designer and architect Ettore Sottsass to be the “anti-machine machine,” the Valentine made a vivid statement in a market dominated by somber appliances. The colorful plastic casing brought a sense of emotion to the typewriter, serving to differentiate it in store windows and newly inspire the literary crowd - IDEO selects"

Furnish

As part of Furniture and Interior Design for the 21st Century

Cape

Cute capes!

Fabric

Limited edition textiles designed by Lara Cameron.

Wallet

Eva Mastrogiulio's Wallet "My name is Maria Eva Mastrogiulio, I was born in Buenos Aires where I still love living. I studied Graphic Design at the Buenos aires University and teach there too. I decided to be an illustrator because I always love drawing. Kid`s world, smells, fantasy and feelings are my inspiration."

Diamond ring

Its shape is instantly recognizable: the classic Tiffany-setting diamond engagement ring. But this version is acrylic, way more affordable ($10) and a lot of fun. Design by Alissia Melka-Teichroew.

Polaroid

Polaroid Photography of Grant Hamilton

Hotel design room for all!

Hotel FOX 21 international artists from the fields of graphic design, urban art and illustration turned Hotel Fox in central Copenhagen, into the world’s most exciting and creative lifestyle hotel.

61 rooms, 21 artist, 1,000 ideas
Each room is an individual piece of art. From wacky comical styles to strict graphic design. From fantastic street art and Japanese Manga to simply spaced out fantasies. You will find flowers, fairytales, friendly monsters, dreaming creatures, secrets vaults!

Critical design: a smoke cocoon

Smoking in public buildings was banned in France on 1 January this year, so Paris architect Florian Brillet has designed an adjustable hood to keep smokers cosy outside bars and cafes. Thank you LLLLsLLLL for the link!

Fragile design

Fragiles is an eclectic collection of unconventional contemporary work in porcelain, glass and ceramics. Today, these materials are increasingly being used in playful ways by both established and emerging design talents, who are inspired by Modernism, an ironic depiction of kitsch and an expanded repertoire of forms made possible by technological developments such as rapid prototyping. The spectrum and quality of these innovative projects shows a current generation of designers just how relevant and challenging working with these traditional fragile materials can be.

Fragiles Porcelain, Glass and Ceramics by R. Klanten, S. Ehmann

Lovely mail order

What is more important than organizing your contacts information in a beautiful wooden box? All hand crafted with 250 cards ... I definitely want one!

Cocoon Pendant Lamp

Cocoon Pendant Lamp by designer Marcel Wanders. White powdercoated steel frame. Resin candels.

iPhone, the ultimate interaction design product

I finally got an iPhone. The full story as well as a beginner mini guide to the iPhone is posted here.

A goth lamp

A very affordable black lamp ($50) for any goth past ...

Deep water bath plug

A necessary element for a taking proper bath!

"Most baths have some sort of overflow “safety” drain or hole that is located on the top of the lever that stops your drain when pulled up. Now, while this IS good for safety, it is horrible for getting the water level of your bath tub anywhere near full, dixit Bloglander"

You can get the bath plug Here

Lalique Clairefontaine

This winter I received a nice Lalique crystal gift...

Les Galeries Lafayettes

Who can think of a whiter white than the one at the Galeries Fafayettes. A recommended store for luxurious picks!

Luminous branches of cherry tree

The entire freshness of nature enters your house with these branches of luminous fabric flowers. It blows a wind of beauty and harmony on your festive decorations! I found this in France at Nature et découverte and wanted to bring them back here!

Dustpan and brush

A recent gift from my sister, designed by Créa Créa. I cannot explain how happy I am. It is absolutely cute, original and there is this magnet in the back that makes it stand on the fridge!!!

Humidifier

Have you seen an humidifier that beautiful?



Scenario of interaction:




Story:


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An electric blanket that keeps you warm

Scenario

The perfect mug

By +/-0

Great selection

Here

Anamorphic cup by Ross McBride

Here

Twigware by Michael Aram

The Forest Leaf Collection takes its inspiration from the intricacies of form and texture found in foliage from around the world. I believe everybody has an emotional response when they see natural objects. They are part of all of us. I imagine eating with implements given to me by the forest itself. It’s primordial yet evocative of something timeless. For me, these pieces have elegance but remain a touchstone to the natural world. Natural twigs cast in place with stamped tops, in silver plate – add a piece of the forest to your place setting!!

At Michael Aram

Tree hut beds

A tree hut bed, a dream!
It must be nice to play and sleep in your own hut far above the ground!



Can be bought at Kidsfactory

Birch side table by Villalescatole

Strictly speaking a side table, this beautifully curved piece of beech makes an absolutely perfect bedside companion, with its two open but surprisingly generous shelves, smooth round top and clever hidden casters for easy moving.....These petite dimensions make it ideal for low beds and those who don't like to overload their sleeping space with too much clutter. ..' Elizabeth Richards, House & Home Ideas magazine

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Faucets by Lacava

Here

Chicago based Lacava resonates the Italian aesthetic from which it’s founder. Italian born Carmine Lacava, has created from collaborating with designers from around the world. Lacava offers a beautiful, minimal collection of faucets which feature single hole, multi hole, and the elegant Waterblade style opening. Although maybe not the most water efficient, they will make a serious design statement starting at $1,500.

Via

Cognac glasses by Normann Copenhagen and Rikke Hagen

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Perpetual calendar by Enzo Mari

An elegant and scluptural perpetual wall calendar designed by the multi-talented Enzo Mari. The clever design of the Calendaria Bilancia allows for the date to be revealed via the strips of varietal wood. Offered in English and presented in a Danese gift box.

Can be bought at Hive Modern
Discovered on iheartluxe

frame modular seating system by paola lenti

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Water pitcher by Match

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Fabric

TreeFall design listed and commented on online fabric stores. A useful list for any craft designer! Via architectradure

'lean' mirror by niels bendtsen

'lean' mirror designed by niels bendtsen for bensen

placed in any living space, provides the ultimate signpost for casual minimalism. it features a full-length mirror mounted flush to a structural veneered frame, which is designed to lean against a wall rather than stand freely. the result is unassuming.

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Brushes and combs from koh-i-noor

mr. suicide bathtub plug by alessi

designed by massimo giacon for alessi, 2000. great bathtub accessory. mr. suicide floats to the surface when you take a bath. available in pink, yellow, and blue. plug fits approx. 1.5" and is 2.75" diameter. mr. suicide is 3.5" tall.

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Candeloo! lights by vessel

Candeloo rechargeable lamps from vessel. great for kids and adults alike, these portable polycarbonate lamps use a trademarked Safe-Charge System which allows for recharging of the Ni-Cd battery without any exposed metal contacts. the lamps illuminate automatically when lifted from the charger or when the power goes out. the lamps glow for 5 to 8 hours and can be adjusted between 'steady glow' and 'gentle breathing' settings.

Here

Mago broom by stefano giovannoni

the broom is an object that has been around for ages, doesn't it deserve a slight makeover? So here's mago, a durable broom that looks as good as it works.

Here

Carolyn Kinder Mirrors

Contemporary Carolyn Kinder Mirrors BY Uttermost

Felt rocks by molo

In their raw form, a felt rock is technically a lump of felt formed when small bits of wool fluff gather while making polishing wheels for optical lenses, spun around in a drum with them. With steam and pressure, each stray piece of wool begins to entangle itself with others roughly creating a completely unique rock-like shape without the help of any bonding agents. Each felt rock is then carefully selected by molo and then finished through their own process. Felt rocks are solid all the way through, made out of 100% pure wool felt, and carefully dyed. they come in hand selected sets of 5 ( 2 natural and 3 grey, or 2 moss green and 3 grey ) and are packaged in a natural grey wool felt bag.

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Cool Breeze Fan by Vivre

Cool Breeze Fan by Vivre

Fortune sticks

Fortune Sticks set comes with 78 sticks in a wooden container with "Double Fish" pattern engraving. Includes a 28-page divination booklet explaining your fortune with a short poem or rhyme based on the number of the sticks drawn.

Fortune sticks by Shangai Tang

Rothko glasses by Vitreluxe

Can be found at Canoe

Glassware

By Vitreluxe

Furniture by Herve Van der Straeten

At Ralph Pucci

Oil/vinegar pourer by ichendorf

Hand blown carafes made to the highest standard of italian glassmaking. the visual of one container floating inside another is striking.

Double walled oil/vinegar pourer by Ichendorf at Unica

Clear glass bowl by oliver hemming

large nio clear glass salt / spice / sugar orb with spoon.
perfect for any condiment. comes complete with the classic nio spoon. 3.5" (90mm) in diameter.

Clear glass bowl with spoon by oliver hemming bought here

Vipp Pink Waste Can

High quality and good design last forever. Since 1939, Vipp, known for flawless quality and sleek good looks, has been manufacturing this timeless pedal bin of electroplated and stainless steel with removable metal liner. (And some of the originals are still in use!) Toilet cleaner with sturdy, replaceable bristle brush is discreetly hidden in a matching container. A coordinating soap dispenser is also available. All products are corosion resistant and fireproof. Made in Denmark.

The pink version of the can can be found on Garnet hill

'bobilla' shelves by enrico baleri

'bobilla' designed by enrico baleri for baleri italia in 1996.
wall-mounted polyurethane shelving from enrico baleri - a curved, but very angled shape. available in three sizes.

Found on Unica

Charlton Bed

The simply modern Charlton platform bed perfectly blends into any room, and provides a convenient underneath storage area. Its sturdy construction features a handcrafted hardwood frame. Mattress (not included) supported by a solid pine-slat mattress base. Supports US standard mattress sizes. Available in king and queen sizes. Finished in either wenge or whitened oak veneer.

Can be found at Pure Modern

Bathroom Faucet

La Toscana 78CR207 ElbaTwo Handle Wall Mount Bathroom Faucet, Chrome. Can be found on Plumber Surplus

Chandelier

Chandeliers by La Murrina

Tord Boontje's ivy panels

Tord Boontje's florid fantasies are now available in modular panels. They easily link to form wall hangings, room dividers or screen curtains--the uses are limited only by your imagination. Each panel is 7" x 11" and there are six to a box, so each set can assemble into a total area of 7" x 66" or 42" x 11" . These dreamy floral gardens are laser cut from plated steel and coated in brass or silver. Simply magical.

To be found on A + R Store

Anna cup and saucer

Designed by anna maschmann for pension für produkte in hamburg, the anna cup and saucer has wonderful lines and a unique placement feature. whether this statement is reminding you to use milk in your tea or coffee or simply a completely sensual surprise is up to the user.

Anna cup and saucer by anna maschmann. Dream can become true at Unica