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Last post

January 31, 2007

This is the last day of life*fever as a wordpress.com blog! Tommorrow it will be a big day, with the launching of a new design and feautures… So don’t miss it! Check out here, at midnight the new link!

But before I go, I had to share this videos with you, that I have discovered at fashion pig.. They are amazing. Very fashionable moments..





D*Guild

December 26, 2006

A selection of gorgeous cushions to complement any room. We are delighted to offer five cushions that have been created using our favourite fabrics, from luxurious cut velvets and sumptuous silks to soft plain and printed linens, as well as three unique and specially embroidered designs.

Great cushions at designers guild shop. Purchase them all here……….

Decor 8 Interview

December 17, 2006

Check out the amazing interview from Holly from decor 8 with the UK based artist from Snowden Flood. Snowden recently launched a line of affordable home accessories consisting of plates, cups, pillows, and ceramics.

SuperString

December 17, 2006

A lamp and lanpshade made of fiberoptics , like drawing with light  in the air. Check it out. Designewd by Thomas Malmber

Coming B

December 17, 2006

Great Items at the french brand Coming B. Check them out

Ligne de Maison (Home line)

Pillow Picto Poire (10e) and Bolster Picto Poire (12.5e)

Printed Pillows (11.5e each)

Home Accessories line

Watering-can (10e) and Vase (3.76e)

 

 

 

Pack in Crochet (3.99e) and Teapot (6.51e)

 

 

Candle Cup Structures: 1(41.25e) and 2(21.25e)

Falling Garden

December 17, 2006

Check out theis amazing “falling garden” by by swiss artists Gerda Steiner and Joerg Lenzlinger.

“The Doge (Mocenigo) needed a church so as to be able to have a monumental tomb built for himself, the church (San Staë) needed a saint so as to be able to be built, the saint (San Eustachio) needed a miracle so as to be pronounced a saint, the miracle needed a stag in order to be seen, and we built the garden for the reindeer. The visitors lie on the bed above the doge’s gravestone, and the garden thinks for them.”

OTHER WORKS BY GERDA AND JOERG LENZLINGER 

Méta Garden

La Maison Rouge Paris

BrainForest

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art,Kanazawa (Japan)

Grottos

Series with 30 pictures,

Mathieu Challiéres

December 17, 2006

Take a look at these amazing chandelliéres from Mathieu Challiéres Paris, made of rope, wire and other materials that we may not know, due to the secret of the business… They are absolutely amazing, and worth to check out, and If possible to have at home. There are many other items to be explored, so have a good trip through one of the most creative collections I’ve ever seen.

via xt decor mag 

Talking to Mary-Ann from Illu Stration

December 12, 2006

Mary-Ann Williams, the creator behind Illu Stration, was born 1965 in Cape Town, South Africa, studied Fashion-Design, Pattern-Design, Textile-Design, Interior-Design, Interior-Architecture und Hat-Design in Cape Town and Germany and decided to stay in Germany because of Apartheid. In 1984 she started using felts (felting) for fashion and hats. After starting with her own fashion and hats collection she later specialized in the development of textile products in the HIGH END section of interior design. She creates home accessories, bowls, lights, table accessories, kitchen accessories, living accessories, greeting cards, bags, carpets, hats and fashion and she is advising in interior design solutions. Her innovative designs find international interest. She brings structures and 3-dimensionality into the so far known 2-dimensionality.

I went talking to her,

Coxi: What was the biggest influence in your work untill today?

M-Ann: South Africa: You can learn of poor people collecting waste and making something new out of it.

Coxi: Tell me a little bit about your artistic path.

M-Ann:It was stony: I took all obstacles that were laid in my way to build a bridge, my way to success.

Coxi: Were do you get inspiration?

M-Ann: It’s a combination of hard work and what’s happening around me in the world of fashion, art, architecture and everyday living – and a good sense of humor.

Coxi: Designers/Artists you admire?

M-Ann: My Dad, he was real.

Coxi: How is your work environment?

M-Ann: Almost everything is white. Large windows with a nice view all over the town. 40km of forest starting behind my house. Naturally green.

Coxi: What is your favourite piece of art that you have at home? Old or recently bought…

M-Ann: My son – always good for a surprise. You never know what comes next!!

Coxi: Do you think these days people can talk about a global design culture?

M-Ann: There does exist a global design culture. Internet and all the digitalisation of images was a big step towards globalisation. The blogs do the rest.

Coxi: Are you living your ideal lifestyle?

M-Ann: I`m always looking for a new challenge.

Coxi: How would you describe your style of work?

M-Ann: The simple, sensual and poetry of my work makes it more than textile – it`s a state-of-art design that has its own purity of form.

Coxi: Do you have any other job?

M-Ann: My jobs: Fashion – hats – accessories – furniture textiles – interior design – interior decorating – colour planning .

Leaf Shop

December 9, 2006

For all the “tea lovers” here is a great and original online shop for you, Leaf! The best teas, infusions, with great packages and utensils! Also a great idea for christmas presents…

Set up in 2005 as a small independent business, Leaf is an invitation to discover the satisfaction and simplicity of quality leaf teas and infusions. Leaf is the perfect place to get started with leaf teas, with simple, authentic, delicious, top quality crops that will please your senses with a whole new world of tastes beyond the everyday tea you know.

Recycled table

December 6, 2006

Check out this fabulous recycled table, inspired in letterpress, from the british brand “The inspired Maker”.. Gorgeous

Hella Jongerius

December 4, 2006

Hella Jongerius’ story is told by means of a love for the traditions of things, traditions of making and traditions of dissemination, but also from a highly personal love of the tried and tested. Hella Jongerius’ products make clear in a single gesture that for which many others require an entire story. This derives from the fact that she does not ‘design’ in the classic sense of the word but appropriates and annexes historical forms by personalising them through a simple procedure. All that she adds to these classical objects is a concept that is expressed unambiguously and without fuss. This can be achieved in the fabrication process or, increasingly, through the application of decoration.

Match Lamp

November 30, 2006

Check out this great match lamp, great to those who want to give an alternative look to their homes…

Neo-Retro

November 30, 2006

Neo-retro is the keyword for Magali’s creations. Rich in knowledge and artistic sensibility, she can create unexpected synergies between classical styles and modern design. The result is an amazing mix and transformation of the styles and matters that gives this particular characteristic to all Magali Jeambrun’s works of art. These chairs were all picked up at antiques shops, and Magali transformed them…

Via Kristina Guest Blog

Illu Stration

November 22, 2006

Mary-Ann Williams, the creator behind Illu Stration, was born 1965 in Cape Town, South Africa, studied Fashion-Design, Pattern-Design, Textile-Design, Interior-Design, Interior-Architecture und Hat-Design in Cape Town and Germany and decided to stay in Germany because of Apartheid. In 1984 she started using felts (felting) for fashion and hats. After starting with her own fashion and hats collection she later specialized in the development of textile products in the HIGH END section of interior design. She creates home accessories, bowls, lights, table accessories, kitchen accessories, living accessories, greeting cards, bags, carpets, hats and fashion and she is advising in interior design solutions. Her innovative designs find international interest. She brings structures and 3-dimensionality into the so far known 2-dimensionality.

MORE AMAZING ITEMS

click in the images to go to the website page

 

Design Lush

November 21, 2006

DESIGNLUSH is an innovative collection of contemporary furniture dedicated to the art of design. Located at the prestigious NYDC, 200 Lexington Avenue, the showroom consists of specialty furniture, lighting and home accents that are sure to delight you. We cater to trade professionals and specialty clients seeking unique, quality, custom designed pieces. They make the most exquisit lights with some etnic inspirations.

Léonor Mataillet

November 19, 2006

Léonor Mataillet is one of the new fresh faces in the interiors French scene. Inspired for some time she spent in India, she creates from pillows to bags, and all kind of home and women accessories. In a very craft style with indian inspirations, her collection is deffinitely worth to be seen.

xt decor mag

November 18, 2006

XT DECOR MAG is the latest blog from XT Furniture (moveis), launched along with a whole new layout in their site.. Check it out, and enjoy every post of this new interiors blog, full of inspirational tips for your homes and great houses that Graça from XT is always discovering.

New Cushions at Ella Doran

November 13, 2006

From wrapping paper to pasta bowls, Ella‘s work is immediately recognizable. She has transformed everyday objects into design-conscious pieces through the clever manipulation of the photographic image, either on its own or combined with striking hand-coloured backgrounds. With a sharp eye for detail, the designer takes her cue from the everyday world. From the close-up of a flower petal to abstract US road signs, the hustle and bustle of a Moroccan souk to simple kitchen utensils, she has used her vision via a wide range of products to breathe modern life into many interiors, from London to Tokyo and even film heroine Bridget Jones’s kitchen! She now launched new cushion and many other great items.

D*Guild News

November 12, 2006

Tricia Guild founded Designers Guild in London in 1970, one of the most influential and creative forces in the world of interior design. Since then, the company has achieved international renown for a wide variety of home and lifestyle products; most notably, innovative furnishing fabrics and wallpapers, bed and bath and furniture as well as collections of paint, carpets and rugs and a range of stationery and accessories. Check out their new collection, full of the most amazing patterns.. Click here also to buy her new book.