#david weeks studio

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by the fire... again... by ian-giw featuring modern ceiling lights

Modern floor lamp, 19,805 PHP / Renwil modern ceiling light, 14,265 PHP / Sheepskin rug, 4,975 PHP / DKNY chunky knit throw, 4,020 PHP / David Weeks Studio porcelain cup, 18,335 PHP / Grey home decor, 10,550 PHP / Fragrance candle, 905 PHP / Black furniture, 492,255 PHP / Pk24 Wicker Chaise Lounge, 838,590 PHP

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David Weeks 2009 Sample Sale

I've made no secret of the fact that I have a major boner for David Weeks Studio. Gird your loins kids, because his annual sample sale is right around the corner. He's throwing the doors wide open to the unwashed masses to peruse his ultra modern chandeliers, standing lamps, sconces, desk lamps, one of a kind tchotchkes, and so much more. And don't bother bringing plastic, this party is cash or check only. Hit it.

Friday, Dec 4th from 12 - 6 pm

Saturday, Dec 5th from 12 -6 pm

(Saturday: call number below for entry to building)

David Weeks Studio

68 Jay Street No. 612A

Brooklyn, NY 11201

718 596 7945

By Subway: F Train to York Street in DUMBO, A Train to High Street

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[aero68]

Get tweeked

David Weeks Studio, purveyors of drool worthy (and very expensive) lighting, has just launched tweekstudio.com for us cheapskates. Check out their snazzy collection of witty, well designed thingamajiggies at bargain basement prices. My faves: Gorilla Ashtrays, the Sing Sing tray, and Hanno.

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David Weeks Studio: Drool worthy lighting

David Weeks creates functional objects with universal appeal. By transforming simple shapes into elegant forms, he has evolved a distinct and modern aesthetic. I see the influence of fab 50s lighting innovators like Stilnovo and Arteluce, the mobiles of Calder, and molecular model kits.

Tri Boi Chandelier #418

Hanging Mobile #405

Torroja Cross #425

CLICK IT, DON'T LICK IT: David Weeks Studio If I had the bucks, I'd buy it all. Sigh.

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Cubebots by David Weeks Studio

Material: cherry wood Manufactured by Areaware

Robot toys are usually made of plastic and require batteries – but not this collection! Meet Cubebot, Julien and Guthrie. Inspired by the Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles, these wooden sculptures are a non-traditional take on the toy robot by joining ancient Japanese traditions with contemporary toy culture. Their sturdy hardwood frames can hold hundreds of poses and when playtime is over, they each neatly fold up into unassuming cubes.