things of beauty

photo by pella at stil inspiration

issey miyake show

styling and photo by daniella witte, found at convoy

photo by xwildblaze, via focus damnit

furniture _ two very funny pieces

vintage tripod club chair attributed to vladimir kagan
for weiman preview. sold on etsy.

nagyon bírnék én egy ilyen bársonyfotelt!
mind a három lábával együtt.

very-very funny looking sideboard with all those glass studs

by roberto giulio rida. found on juci's pinterest.

nagyon-nagyon viccesen nézki szerintem ez a tálaló üvegszegecsekkel. :)

roberto giulio rida műve. osvárt juci pinterestjén találtam rá.

látogassátok a blogját is!

decor _ grace your home with delicate pinks

two beautifully styled images, almost like paintings...

of design pieces in various lovely hues of pink.

what else.

photographs by joss mckinley,

styling by noemi bonazzi.

check out all the products here at t magazine's blog.

found at the always amazing tiziana tosoni.

things _ color combos

cool diy idea!

i love leather!... oh you definitely should check out

my leather necklaces. :)

1, 2 _ via dcstudio

3 _ detail in a helsinki home, via planete-deco

4 _ cuir a paris event poster by les graphiquants.

a little this and that

1 _ unknown, via danfess.

2 _ mosaic floor, almost 2000 years old, in herculaneum, italy.

photo by phault on flickr. (image cropped)

and i quote _ from paul rand

a really good quote from paul rand.

it's not that one should copy other people's stuff,

but much rather that one should

simply do their stuff without the concerns

of creating something truly original, something

groundbreaking, something that hasn't been

seen before.

on the other hand, when you do

your work, possibly every day,

then, i think that after a good while

you are bound to create original,

maybe even groundbreaking stuff

that hasn't been seen before...

what's your point on this?

(poster design created and comment added

by callum c. taylor)