Thursday, September 24, 2009

All Together


via Interiors

@ Kilim

@ Dan Marty Design


@ Bare Foot Interiors
@ Patagonia

@ Gap

Orslow @ ARK nets
@ Merrell Japan


As much as I hate winter, I do love the clothes and making your home feel extra warm. Here are a few things that will make getting through the winter a little easier, also the hot cider and rum dranks help as well.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Icons


1961 Playboy photo featuring design icons: George Nelson, Edward Wormley, Eero Saarinen, Harry Bertoia, Charles Eames, and Jens Risom


Edward Wormley


Charles Eames


George Nelson


Eero Saarinen


Jens Risom


Harry Bertoia

Truck Furniture








While in Japan a few weeks ago, my wife and I stumbled upon an AMAZING furniture spot called Truck Furniture. It seems like they do everything just a little better in Japan.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Stax



via The Selby




via Interiors

via Interiors

via The Selby


For the most part I keep my apt pretty neat and minimal. If I have too much clutter it drives me nuts, I definitely love when everything has a place. As much as I like things neat and stored away I do love the casual feel a few stacks of books or magazines on the floor creates.

Artwork For The Crib: Jose Parla

phot0 @ abduzeedo




photo @abduzeedo
taken from the short film "Moving Window" by Jim Helton


Jose Parla is a Miami native that currently lives in Brooklyn, Ny. He is an incredible artist and an incredible dude. If I had to choose just one piece of artwork for my home it would be a Jose Parla piece, no question.

All Together




BMW Bavaria: photo taken from Secret Forts Blog

@ Wright 20

@ Orange and Brown

White Chambray @ J. Crew

Leather Driving Glove @ Dunhill taken from Jake Davis Blog

Persol 714

The Collection by (y) @ h(y)r collective


This is all stuff that I thought would go well together in a magical balling out dream world.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Stefano Tonchi


The built in bookshelf, that desk (and the positioning of it), the rug...

that leather sofa, that light fixture...

fresh take on the old landlord halo...

that curved solid wood door...

the mirror in front of the window...

even the glassware. Looking at this place is almost exhausting it's so good.

I came across Stefano's place while looking at The Selby. He is the editor of The New York Times Style Magazine. There are so many things I like about this guys place I don't even know where to begin. Is this place really in Manhattan?? I guess print media isn't dead.
Check out the rest of his place @ The Selby