1. Geometric pillows by Mika Barr for Talents Design. Available here.
2. Iphone base station. (source)
3. Wooden side table, customized by Jane Dandy to the sizes of your favorite books. (source)
4. Kulma, an amazing framing shelf by Martina Carpelan. (source)
5. An original take on the classic light bubble: Eric Therner’s diamond lights. Available at hunting and collecting.
6. Knit stools by Claire Anne O’Brien. Pretty amazing! (source)
1. Amazing birdhouses called ‘For the birds’ by Jeff Canham. (source)
2. Good advice for 2012 (only one month has passed, there’s still hope, right?) (source)
3. I know what I want on my birthday cake next year: crayon-candles from Emanuel Cohen. Yes please! (source)
Usually I only post photos of young photographers, who aren’t that famous (yet). But today I’m making an exception for Tim Walker. His work is very different from what I usually share here (the scenery, the models, the clothes,…) but his dreamy photographs belong without a doubt to my favorites. I’m sure you al know his most famous work (like this one, this one, or these colorful cats), but I focused more on his recent creations and the archived photos that I didn’t know yet (and hopefully you don’t either). Here are my favorites! (Be prepared, because I have quite a few favorites…)
all photos by Tim Walker
1. Vintage Camera Nightlights, a must have for every photography-freak, no? (source)
2. Beautiful illustrations by Gabriella Barouch (source)
3. Rise and sigh bedlinnen, embroidered with mirrored messages that leave a print on your body after a good night’s sleep. (source)
4. The Nefelejcs Project, a series of murals in Budapest Hungary, by Merge Invisible with support from the Ludwig Múzeum. They reconstruct the walls, rooms, and even inhabitants of these forgotten places by using data from the city archives, information from neighbors and the feint imprint of old structures. (source)
5. David T. Waller’s installation made out of 2500 old toy cards, called the Toy Atlas Rainbow. (source)
6. A collection of tableware inspired for 50% by traditional chinese porcelain and for the other 50% by traditional European design. (source)
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7. This baby deer. No explanation necessary.
1. Not your typical cute-kitten-calendar: I like! (buy here)
2. Toast it coasters: could be very deceiving at the breakfast table when you haven’t really woken up properly… (source)
3. Lovely invitations for a surprise birthday party. (source)
4. Thomas Jackson is currently shooting a new series of images of large hovering masses of objects in locations around New York. These aren’t finished photos yet, but should be considered as ‘sketches’. Looks already pretty amazing if you ask me. (source)
5. Bathing girls teacups, available at hunting & collecting. I love that the spoons and saucers are decorated with the girls’ slippers and underwear.
I told you I would keep an eye out for more confetti smiles! I discovered three more confetti smiles in my city Leuven. If you want to see them for yourselves: the first one was in the Parijsstraat, on the side facade of the Metafoor, the other’s are in the Charles Deberiotstraat on the left side of the parc, in the parc on the backside of the stage and in the Leopold Vanderkelenstraat, next to Museum M. Such adorable street art, this surely turns a smile on my face every time I cross one of these!
all photos by me
