20 de dez. de 2011
IF YOU DIE IN THE GAME THEN IN REAL LIFE you might get mad which is a teachable moment for being a good sport
archive - contact - sexy exciting merchandise - cute - search - about | |||
← previous | December 15th, 2011 | next | |
December 15th, 2011: What happens Monday? SO MANY THINGS, MOST OF THEM AWESOME!! IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER:
Okay that concludes your Monday the 19th of December schedule for this year! – Ryan |
panel six can be used as an emergency ejection seat on any conversation you don't want to have; it is my gift to you
archive - contact - sexy exciting merchandise - cute - search - about | |||
← previous | December 16th, 2011 | next | |
December 16th, 2011: Thanks to John and Dr. Ms. Priya for their medical expertise in this matter!
Okay that concludes your Monday the 19th of December schedule for this year! – Ryan |
Fresh From The Dairy: Winter Calm
For this week’s The Design Milk Dairy print selection, I decided to select wintry pieces that made me feel calm. With all the hustle and bustle of the holidays, the hurrying, the preparing, the rushing, I wanted look past all of that, step back and appreciate this season. I hope that you have some time to do the same.
Winter Stars by Jillian Audrey
Anywhere Is by Andreka
(there are also other similar prints in this series – Two, Three, and Imperial Autumn)
In an ongoing effort to support independent artists from around the world, Design Milk is proud to partner with Society6 to offer The Design Milk Dairy, a special collection of Society6 artists’ work curated by Design Milk and our readers. Proceeds from the The Design Milk Dairy help us bring Design Milk to you every day.
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Art | Permalink | 1 comment
2011 Year in Review: Designer Dailies
This year’s Designer Dailies posts takes us through a day-in-the-life of designers who create everything from furniture and lighting to wallpaper and rugs, captured in their own photos and words. We’ve gathered all the Designer Dailies posts from 2011 for you — be sure to check the list in case you missed one. Click on their names for behind-the-scenes looks at what our favorite designers got up to on a typical day this year.
Sayeh Pezeshki AKA The Office Stylist
Office decor magic begins with a strawberry smoothie and a very furry cat. How we wish Sayeh Pezeshki would bestow chicness on our overloaded desks. Her Designer Daily brings us out and about as she tackles the details of her very busy business.
Melinda Cox of Balanced Design
Committed to utilizing New England resources, including an old mill in Rhode Island, Providence-based designer and producer of eco-friendly textiles, Melinda Cox, takes us to the school bus as well as a colorful boutique.
Kevin Kolanowski of Fuse Lighting
Can you imagine what an average day is like for a designer/business owner with a dozen pieces in production? Busy, to say the least. Kevin Kolanowski of Fuse might start out in the calm of a farmer’s market, but things quickly get technical before winding down over dinner with a furniture designer friend.
Dino Sanchez
This New York City-based artist and designer initiates edgy collaborative public art projects, but like many designers we see here, starts his day with child in hand. Follow his day, right through to an underground radio set.
Finn Stone
This artist/designer pleases and surprises with out of the ordinary sculptural creations. This Designer Dailies lets us see him in action. And, yes, that’s a bear. No, not a real one.
Robert and Cortney Novogratz
With seven kids, television series, a line of paint colors for Stark, and of course, their interior design business, we were grateful the Novogratzes had the time to snap shots of the crazy that’s their life, hamming it up in the process.
Ilan Dei
Sometimes we really wish for a designer’s life. Such is the case with Ilan Dei, who designs everything from furniture to interiors, and spends his days frolicking (and working) in sunny SoCal. Click through to catch a wave.
VJ Mar-K.os
Markos Aristides Kern, otherwise known as VJ Mar-K.os, is the force behind visual design agency Visual Drugstore. This Designer Dailies tails him through a very cool installation for Time Warp 2011.
Anita Modha and Jonathan Nodrick of Rollout
Indie wallpaper wizards responsible for producing designs like x-ray skulls and Parisian antiquarian maps give Design Milk a peek at their new studio in Toronto, not to mention their greasy lunch.
Scott Dergance and Jonathan Coppin of Elemental Living
These environmentally-conscious, Denver-dwelling architects gave up corporate globe-trotting to create simple furniture of their own design. But their lives look anything but simple. A typical day involves a photo shoot, visit to a metal working factory, and a wardrobe change in a parking lot.
Angela Adams
Known for her lush wool rugs in contemporary naturalistic and geometric patterns, this Portland, Oregon designer in branching out into home accessories. Adams takes us through her day, which starts on the water at sunrise and ends with a home-cooked, locally-sourced meal.
Heather Keiko
This Australian textile designer crafts covet-worthy jewelry from felt, a feat in itself, but does so while juggling the demands of her toddler son, amidst his toys. She may be peeking over her computer at us in this photo, but her Designer Dailies lets us a glimpse her sketchbook, workspace and family.
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Marni in Home Furnishings, Interior Design, Style & Fashion | Permalink | 1 comment
Lytro Light Field Camera
The Lytro company has recently produced a super easy-to-use compact camera that uses light field technology. Unlike conventional cameras that have a limited ability with the amount of light it can record, the Lytro is able to capture the entire light field in every direction. The camera features an 8x optical zoom lens with a fixed f/2 aperture, which basically means you are capturing the maximum amount of light possible in the zoom range.
The camera contains no focus motor so software is used after the fact to let you to continually focus anywhere in the photo that you want, anytime that you want. You simply plug the camera into your computer and use the free software application to process your photos. The software is currently only available for Mac OS but is in development for Windows.
The Lytro is available in three colors, two of which are the 8GB model and one is the 16GB model.
Check out the photo gallery for examples of photos taken with the Lytro.
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Caroline in Technology | Permalink | No comments
Design Milk on Pinterest
We know a good thing when we see one. We’ve joined Pinterest. Follow our boards here.
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Architecture, Art, Home Furnishings, Interior Design, News & Events, Style & Fashion, Technology | Permalink | 1 comment
Vases Wallpaper
Elitis, in collaboration with Rosaria Rattin, has this great 3D wallpaper that looks like bookcases filled with vases.
[via Trendir]
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings, Interior Design | Permalink | 2 comments
TANgRAM Jewelry by Bandada
Bandada is a young brand of jewelry created in 2008 in Barcelona by Ana María Ramírez and Adriana Díaz. Their latest collection, TANgRAM, is made of birch plywood. My favorite are the rings.
For purchase information, please contact bandada2008@yahoo.es.
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Style & Fashion | Permalink | No comments
19 de dez. de 2011
2011 Year in Review: Event Coverage
In 2011, we were able to cover a few more trade shows and art/design events than usual thanks to some of our super friends! I hope we can continue this great coverage into 2012 and beyond.
Susan Serra, CKD, CAPS, of thekitchendesigner.org and scandinaviankitchens.com, as well as creator of Bornholm Kitchen curated a lovely kitchen design trends roundup for us from the 2011 LivingKitchen Show in Cologne, Germany.
Also in January, Eleanor walked the aisles of the New York International Gift Fair.
In March, notabilia covered the 2011 Singapore Biennale.
In May, I spent some time in New York City for the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF). I discovered some new favorites, attended Model Citizens NYC, and event co-hosted an event. Oh yeah, and I asked Marcel Wanders about his underwear.
Also in May, Susan Serra reported the top innovations from the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show.
In June, Irene Hoofs of Bloesem attended Saturday in Design Singapore.
In September, Susan Serra traveled to Copenhagen to attend Copenhagen Design Week 2011 where she discovered some beautiful pieces as well as the One Chair A Week exhibition.
Also in September, Katie Treggiden of confessions of a design geek of attended the 2011 London Design Festival and gave us such a thorough report that we felt as though were were there with her!
Read Katie’s Top Five from Tramshed.
Check out her spotlight posts on the Okay Studio / Arco exhibit, ibride x Kelly McCallum collaboration, the Textile Field by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, the Timber Wave at the V&A, and the Squint x London Transport Museum Collaboration.
Katie also shared her favorite LDF pop-up shops.
Don’t miss her Top 10 from TENT London.
Katie also covered the Origin Contemporary Craft Fair, one of our favorites.
Check out her report from 100% Design.
And make sure you didn’t miss Katie’s fantastic two-part coverage of Designersblock — Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here.
In October, Aaron De Simone of I HEART LUXE attended IDS West, Canada’s premier interior design show and rounded up some of his favorites.
Aaron also checked out the L41 Home and sat down with renown designer Ross Lovegrove for an intimate interview.
In October, Marni spent some time in Venice (thanks to Foscarini) where she checked out the Venice Biennale.
Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more great design by following Design Milk on Twitter and Facebook.
© 2011 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings, News & Events | Permalink | No comments