I started a metalsmithing and jewelry class a few weeks back, and in preparation I have been gathering some images over on my pinterest. These are just a few of my favorites, but you can see some more great examples of jewelry and metal objects here.
2. Kelly Wearstler via I'm Revolting
3. Miki and Nora via Shiny Squirrel
5. Elma Blint
6. Unknown artist via An ambitious project collapsing
7. Odette
9. Chris Vulpus
I am loving these printed porcelain bangles by Erin Lightfoot. They are all so beautiful, I am having a difficult time choosing a favorite.
I can't believe how many people out there are doing amazing things with embroidery! Here are a few of my favorites.
2. Samantha Cotterill via The Jealous Curator
3. My friend Peter Fredericksen
6. Susan Cowie
7. Monika Jarg
Acciaio by Max Lipsey are a series of brightly colored steel chairs inspired by bicycles.
Seriously Amazing!
via Seesaw Designs
I have been neglecting posts about interiors lately, and I decided that the best way to get back on track is to start a new feature. I am calling it "I want to live there" and it will be a format for posting interiors/architecture that I find amazing.
The first installment is the Setagaya Flat by Naruse Inokuma architects and Hiroko Karibe architects. I love the combination of the stark concrete and warm wood, which totally makes me want to live there.
via Design Boom
Hooray! Now available, LAST PRIZE!!!
My latest major project is coming to life. The first Last Prize product offering are hand-dyed, hand screen-printed bandanas. Currently, 3 designs are available: Mousetrap, Snake Charm, and Paisley. The perfect accessory, these bandanas will suit your fashion and function needs. Toss it in a pocket, tie it around your neck, or use it to stop the venom if your loved one gets a snakebite.
I will be expanding products and designs in the coming months.
Last Prize items available here!!
Last Prize blog (where everyone is a winner)
These images just needed to be together. Enjoy!
1. Ring by Andy Lifschutz via Shiny Squirrel
2. Fred Butler Otoño/Invierno 2011 via Design for mankind
3. Card by Keetra Dean Dixon via Grain Edit
4. Collage by Amber Ibarreche via Man make home
5. Painting by Matt W. Moore
This CBY credenza should really be living in my house right now.
The prettiest table I ever did see! Designed by Paul Isabella using mdf, masonite and neoprene hard foam inlayed into walnut.
