Dazzled by dangling gardens, but wish you could have one of your own? This neat and simple system of stackable modules makes it easy to create indoor or outdoor garden ‘plots’, hung from walls or built up from floors, window ledges and deck railings.
The rather minimalist black and white (th [Read More…]
Quite possibly the least-addressed interior (but most in need of careful organization), laundry rooms have to meet many needs in often-small, secondary and sometimes-awkward areas of a home.
Laundry activities can, by necessity, be relegated to thin hallways, tiny landings or the extra squar [Read More…]
“Opera” by the Italian company Bauline is an expandable table, perfect to host dinner for two or a dozen, and everything in between. This dining table made of ash wood and is expandable up to six leaves between. Lacquer finish available on request.
Description from Bauline:
Strong visual i [Read More…]
Designers have tried to modularize and merge almost everything, so why not combine movable plates and flexible tables into the ultimate feast-friendly furniture object? In a word: cleanup. Skipping that critical shortfall for a second, consider how convenient and intimate it would be to just be a [Read More…]
On one of my favorite endlessly fascinating stops in NYC – Fishs Eddy ~ here are a few pics from the last time i was there! Warning: While much of what is available in store is online, SO much more is in store! From random overstocks, vintage plates/etc they find, crazy sales… there’s lots of goodie [Read More…]
Designers Victor Massip and Laurent Lebot of Faltazi have designed a conceptual system where water is recycled and waste is broken down by worms inside the kitchen.
Called Ekokook, the project aims to process waste as close as possible to the point where it’s produced.
The desig [Read More…]
Plenty if you want the Roca Box. Segmented sanitary spaces, all come together like the accordion; compact in the box! For a good measure, a concept known as the “Thermal Bomb” has been thrown in. Thermal Bomb essentially uses humid air to heat the water and is supposedly energy efficient as well. Wo [Read More…]
