eclectic aesthetic

cool things I see

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Lush Garage Garden Takes Gold Medal at Chelsea Flower Show

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Mathieu Lehanneur’s trompe-l’oeil pool of carved marble (!!) at the International Garden Festival

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David Rockwell’s Witt chandelier for Rich Brilliant Willing

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Atelier Matteo Thun’s colorful vessels, launched at Salone del Mobile this week, are full of personality. See more on Dezeen. 

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Paola Navone’s retro fish ware for Serax, launched at Salone del Mobile, makes me want to jet off to the Mediterranean for the summer. Read more at designboom. 

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Valentin Loellman draws a sensuous juxtaposition with textural brass and polished wood. 

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Striking minimalist Ode lamps by Industrial Facility for Herman Miller 

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Max Lamb’s latest handpainted splatter stools for the ever-cool Hem. 

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Igna Sempé’s Ruban hanging mirror for Hay adds just the right pop of color courtesy of a thin riobbon. Read more on Dezeen. 

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Stay Gold #5: Geo Flatware - A very grown up gift of gold for the home, whether used as a single set or mixed and matched with what they already have in the silverware drawer.

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Beautiful Glass Sculptures Inspired by a Vine’s Changing Seasons at Art Basel Miami

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Gold drippings on rustic wood give unexpected balance to this box by artist Nancy Lorenz 

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Design students at the University of Bolanzo devised clever updates to the pencil sharpener. Read more at Dezeen. 

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Bronze inlay takes on the form of islands in an archipelago, or a glitzy interpretation of the earth’s surface, on the Marble vs. Bronze table by GT2P for Friedman Benda gallery, shown at Design Miami. 

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The Guggenheim Store has introduced a new Old Fashioned glass, whose spiral shape is a nod to the iconic museum’s shape, as devised by Frank Lloyd Wright  

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Lars Beller Fjetland’s clever Moment candle for Wrong for Hay releases a cap, via a spring mechanism, to snuff out a candle just before the wick burns down. 

Read more at Dezeen

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Lean-to Light’s Wedge lamp i warm, minimalist, and playful.