October 25, 2008 \\
Ice Cream wall art
This is what our place is missing.

For all you who like your home decor vintage, Three Potato Four has some good stuff. Some of my favorites being the refurbished typewriter

and these fun bird vases.
Oh and this pale. Love the bright colors.
And I think I have to get this plate and print for a client who loves anything birds. Don’t worry we’re over-accessorizing with birds.
We all could use a little bling in our decor. Baccarat crystal is an understatement of bling.
The Baccarat House in Paris is the headquarters to this crystal empire, and was designed by the great Phillipe Starck. The building consists of a crystal boutique, museum, ballroom, and restaurant and has quickly established itself as one of Paris’ main hubs for the elite socialites.
A history of the building From Baccarat’s Website:
Baccarat has relocated to a legendary place situated at 11, place des Etats-Unisin Paris. The former muse of this unique private mansion, Marie-Laure de Noailles (1902-1971) gave magical parties there and metamorphosed this magnificent place of pomp and tradition into a home dedicated to painters, writers and musicians. Time and again she would reorganize the layout and design of the mansion to suit her mood.
While I’m typically not a huge fan of pink rooms, The Cristal Room Baccara is an exception. This was once where the former dining room of Marie-Laure de Noailles was, and Phillipe Stark did an excellent job in keeping the original design while adding a touch of modern and glam. Lovely.
The size of this chair can be understood when looking at the spiral staircase beside it. Unbelievable.
Soooo shinny, I love it.
All Photos courtesy of Jason Fist’s Flickr Page.
Whoa. How would you like this bookshelf/clock in your room? Perhaps a little too big for me.
Manufactured by Anka
It’s a coat stand made of steel and polyester rope that looks just like a lasso. It’d work great for a cowboy bar. That’s about it. I’m not sure where else it’d go. Ask my wife. The only reason I posted this though was because i’m a cowboy at heart. :)
Designed by Stolenwood Studio
One I know it’s a Utah holiday, but if you’re like me holiday is another name for shopping day. Pier One is putting all their summer stock on sale. I’d check them if you get a chance, there are some great deals.
Would have been nice to have in my dorm at school. What seems like one small box is actually enough for an entire room. Couldn’t find the designer….sorry no credit.
My beloved mongstad mirror from Ikea has a new price. It has been lowered by $50. It is now only $99. Wahoo! I love this mirror. It’s so versatile with the black/brown color and the horizontal/vertical option.
I’m in love with this product/wall accessory because they make my life so much easier. These picture collages come with a template, so there is no more worrying about measuring and trying to get everything lined up. Genius! Here’s how it works:
The set comes with ten frames in a variety of different colors to choose from. You can also arrange them anyway you want. Now you really can pull off that Pottery Barn look. Have fun!
Dinosaur Designs has some great things going on right now…from jewelry to home ware. Enjoy!
Random drawers on the wall are the best. :) Drawerment is a composition of drawers collected from old office furniture. The installation enables viewers to find their own story in it. It was designed by Hubero Kororo Design.
I came across these and thought they went perfectly with the background of my blog, so I had to post about them. Aren’t they just so cute? If you want to see more furry little critters, you can find them here.
I don’t normally blog about girly stuff like this. But I like this sink.
Aurora Crispin and Uncle Grandma introduced their latest work at the Curiosity Shoppe. I think you’d have to have a lot of these little fellas to make a big impact. Otherwise it’d look like a 2nd grade art project. Gotta love the googlie eyes.
Furniture Designer Paul Loebach has come up with a pretty interesting line. Vase Space is a neo-classic inspired line that incorporates three removable vases that flow smoothly into the table. Pretty intriguing.
I know I just wrote about little caves for dogs. But this cave is for kids. And it’s a skull. I don’t know about you, but if I were a little tot, I’d be a little hesitant to crawl into a dark, plastic mouth.
