I could live in this enchanted forest living room. (Found via pinterest.)
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Perler Beads- a Double Cheeseburger - making me hungry for…. 80’s CRAFT NIGHT!!
sparkly jewelry isn’t usually my thing, unless it’s shaped like AWESOME city skylines made of tiny landmark buildings — If It’s Hip, It’s Here: New Architectural Rings From Philippe Tournaire - Archipolis, Paris, Moscow, New York & More.
Gaga captioned this with, “thanks @fernandogaribay, next time Im gonna poison and kill you like I did the rest of them”
<3 her characters & make-believe.
Marian Bantjes is my new designer-obsession. She’s a graphic/text designer, she uses lots of flowy cursive, intricate patterns, and tiny repeating motifs in her work. This is an infographic she made showing all of the major artistic influences on her work. Completely brilliant.
Patrick Dougherty’s shelter-sculpture, which also looks lovely with a blanket of snow:
(via Lord Whimsy)
The whole ensemble is pretty, but I’m looking at that cluster of lamps. I want to turn it with one switch.
(via emmaterial)
cool technique, poking holes in photos and putting them in front of a lightbox. instant glittery, almost radioactive.
I love these little fruit-shaping cages, even if they might be a little gimmicky. I like wondering how strong that plastic must be to stop the plant from breaking out of it. And if you look close, it has little holes poked to let the fruit breathe!
(via szymon)
sweet calendar that keeps time based on how much ink has been absorbed into a strip of absorbant paper. the strip of paper is shaped into the numbers of the calendar, and is porous enough to move the ink through each number on the proper day. I really love how this gives a more observable & tangible feeling of time passing.
more tasty furniture from edra.
I love interactive furniture like this.
this bookcase is like a… tree of knowledge… so to speak.
cute summery, kitschy, dangly lighting fixture
