So this evening I attended the launch of a progressive new furniture line from Italy called Casamania... It was a lovely gathering of fashion types, interior lovers, and just the usual crowd of beautiful people. We mingled with chilled champagne and super delish hors d'oeuvres all being served by the unnaturally pretty servers who are all actually "actors" or "models"... You know it goes... Hehehe...
So the line is a pretty simple contemporary line of furnishings, but amongst the powder coated metal, and leather wrapped pieces sat this pile of... Well, I didn't really know what it was from a distance.
Well, so they were obviously chairs, but what was on them? Closer inspection proved to be a bit of a surprise!
The chairs were all molded from clothes! Yeah, t-shirts and jeans and piles and rumpled on top of one another, compressed and hardened into the form of a simple chair! So crazy!
So of course I see a skull, and I'm there, but then if you look at the detail shot there's the layers of clothes! So bizarre but super cool right?!... I was told they would produce these chairs with items that the customer provides! So if you had a favorite pair of jeans and sweater as a kid that just had so many memories in it and you just don't want to give it up, but have nothing really to do with it, this is the perfect compromise and get a cool conversation piece!
Here's another shot of a chair... Loving the backside of the jeans on the underside of the chair, and the legs of the denim as the actual legs of the chair! This is so whimsical, I'm sold! No wonder why this creation is called the "REMEMBERME" Chair! Brilliant!
My world is all about being creative, and assisting those in making beautiful ideas and visions come to life. I wanted to show what inspires me, and share some great thoughts, tips and other wonderfully beautiful things that keep my imagination and innovation going... Where do you find your inspiration?
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Friday, September 7, 2012
Dip it, Tie it, Dye it...
Love it or hate it, this is the next reincarnation of the uber popular ombre phase in both fashion and interiors we're all still going through, but the updated look of tie dyed textiles and dipped items is a trend that's here for a while... What's really not to love about it? It's like giving an old piece of furniture a new paint job to refresh it, but now, you really only need to do maybe half a paint job for full effect for a dipped look, and the who doesn't need a bit of Jerry Garcia tie-dye in their world?!... The newer, not as psychedelic version of tie-dying of course...
I love the look, definitely in sparing and thoughtful applications, but it's a great and easy trend to embrace! Heck the last image is a pillow I just used in a project! So chic!
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Unconventionally Chic Lighting...
I love just a bit of curiosity or whimsy in my interiors, even borderline creepy or macabre... I found a handful of extraordinary lighting options inspired from unconventional subjects. In the right environments, these could be just really chic!
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| Superordinate 6 Antler Chandelier from Roll & Hill |
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| Bedside Gun Table Lamp by Philippe Starck |
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| Machine Gun Chandelier from Rock and Royal |
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| Backlight by Tony Wurman |
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| Skull Chandelier by Kelly Lamb |
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