Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts

Cadeira da Bagunça



 “Coat Check Chair”  é a inspiração do designer Joey Zelédon. Tá com preguiça de guardar a roupa no armário? Aproveite a cadeira da bagunça! Além de ser prática fica linda como decoração. E ai, quem adere?!

Calvin Klein way of life

Design minimalista além das roupas...













Rear Window

Point of view of the architect - pics I took in LDN ;)

















Open the door Hal!


"2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968), Stanley Kubrick - o espaço em maquete, a evolução do homem, a criança que pede um telefone de presente de aniversário, o design de interior da nave... entre muitas outras razões, o melhor filme de ficção científica feito até hoje.













Please... could somebody take me back to the future?!?!

"Senta lá, Cláudia!"

Barcelona, Mies Van der Rohe

Cadeira de balanço, Oscar Niemeyer

 Poltrona Mole, Sérgio Rodrigues

Mademoiselles, Philippe Starck

Favela, Irmãos Campana

Accelerator Sofa, Philip Grass

 Luna Blocks, Thierry Nahon & Philippe Landecker

Climbing Sofa, Lila Lang









Room and (inspiration) board

I love that the "inspiration board" / "mood board" trend of late gives me permission to tack up all the things I love/want/need/havetohave onto a bulletin board without feeling like a 1980s schoolgirl. And sometimes, the very inspiration board turns into a piece of art itself. Here are some of my favorites from the blogosphere:


Photo from sfgirlbybay, as spotted on Beach Bungalow 8.


Photo by Jeltje Fotografie, via the Style Files, as seen on Canadian House & Home.


Inspiration boards hang as artwork and command central in the entryway of Toronto stylist Sabrina Linn's home. Photo by Michael Graydon, from the August 2009 issue of Canadian House & Home.


Julie Richards of the blog SHELTER boasts an office with a colorful inspiration board - though I think the perky pink deer is my favorite little surprise.


Jamie Meares of I Suwannee corrals her photos and inspiration files with a criss-cross pink beribboned board.


John Derian's bulletin board is sprawling and colorful, yet somehow still artfully arranged. Image via simple + pretty.


Monochromatic but meaningful. Image via Simply Seleta.

Do you have an inspiration board of your own? Or just a junk board? Maybe your refrigerator doors? Perhaps I'll get brave and post photos of my own office bulletin board sometime soon (it's ever evolving).
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