retail therapy

I like having it all and doing the impossible. I am going to fit Death In Venice, The 10th victim, Pink Narcissus and Member of the Wedding into a 260 square feet studio apartment. Here's where I figure out how.

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Raphia

Sideboard, Acacia & Natural Rattan

from Swoon

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Solid Acacia Wood Angle Desk in Knoll Brown Finish. A simply stunning Writing Desk with a definite Mid-Century Modern vibe! Uniquely shaped with legs that angle out and support two floating drawers, which are themselves slightly angled, and which form an open shelf above. 

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Kate Cane Doors Toasted Acacia Desk

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Mid-Century Modular Desk w/ Bookcase & File Cabinet

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Mid Century G Plan fresco dressing table / desk.

Made from Afromosia wood, solid teak and teak veneers.

Designed by V. B. Wilkins for G Plan

Vintage, c.1960s

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FANTASTIC MID-CENTURY WALNUT "BOWTIE" DESK WITH FINISHED, CANED BACK

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Abbondio Dining Table by Moritz Bannach

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Memphis style desk lamp by ikea 

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lungean and pellman for brilliant leuchten germany

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“Hommage à Robert Combas”, encre et posca sur papier, 2012, 15x20cm

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Horrible lampshade but I like the foot. 

Hansen table lamp 

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The perfect everyday drinking glass. Thin, stackable and simple. 

From New Tendency

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A friend asked me for help in finding a kettle with a brita filter. My efforts didn't turn up much of value. Brita kettles just aren't made to suit design concious consumers. I did however come across this Philips kettle that would have been great in my kettle round-up last year. Always on the look out for less bulky and more slick designs. The hefty pricetag might be a turnoff considering its limited features, but I decided to not take that into consideration in my previous post so I will not do it this time either. Sometimes it's just about getting basic functionality in a nice package.