Sunday, February 28, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Electric Guitar Lamp
Gonna tear it up with some wicked licks late into the night? Round out the house band with this stylish lamp, amped up with a real electric guitar. A bold black-and- white body spotlights the beautiful curves and fine-tuned details, while mod touches define the brushed-metal base and black paper shade. Uses one 100-watt bulb (not included). 62"H; 10' cord with UL listed-listed foot switch.
Electric Guitar Lamp
Friday, February 26, 2010
WC/CV Toilet Paper Roll
WC/CV's special roll looks just like regular toilet paper and the paper is good for writing. Each Cv has 3 sheets with titles; Contact Information, Education, Employment History.
WC/CV Toilet Paper Roll
WC/CV Toilet Paper Roll
VW Golf GTI Bag
Agency: Agence V, Paris, France
Creative Director: Christian Vince
Art Director: Guillaume Meriaux
Copywriter: Adrien Plouard
VW Golf GTI Bag
Creative Director: Christian Vince
Art Director: Guillaume Meriaux
Copywriter: Adrien Plouard
VW Golf GTI Bag
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Floralp Butter
Agency: SPILLMANN/FELSER/LEO BURNETT, Swiss
Creative Director: Martin Spillmann
Copywriter: Maren Beck
Art Director: Karin Estermann
Photographer: David Willen
Floralp Butter
Creative Director: Martin Spillmann
Copywriter: Maren Beck
Art Director: Karin Estermann
Photographer: David Willen
Floralp Butter
Design Blog Profile: Danielle de Lange of The Style Files!
Continuing with our efforts to bring you the best of the best blogs out there every week, we give you the great website The Style Files. Based out of The Netherlands, The Style Files is the place to go when you’re looking for the hottest and latest trends in fashion, interior design, architecture, design and more. You get a unique glimpse into the world of style, but this time from the angle of Europe! Though there is a discernable lean to Dutch design, you get a good taste of what’s going on globally with this great blog.
Started by Danielle de Lange, a consultant in trend watching, interior design and even location scouting, The Style Files is de Lange’s personal blog about design and the stylish lifestyle. She searched the globe for the greatest and brightest in interior design objects, design ideas and even design tips. Not just posting about objects or spaces, de Lange also uses her wealth of experience and expertise to also publish observations, tips, and ideas on interior design, design in general and even art. You’ll not only find great new products or style ideas for your space, you’ll also gain inspiration from the photos and tips she shares.
Organized pretty simply, The Style Files, quite incidentally, also has one of our favorite blog header images of all time. With a nice white background, the large photos of the posts stand out well, and though the site does featuring advertising it doesn’t take away from the original content. The category system on the blog is prolific, allowing you to search for just what you are looking for at any given time. There are categories like: ceramics, christmas, design, diy projects, dutch design, eco-design, etsy, events, fashion, flooring, food, furniture, home accessories and more.
Among the other blogs listed as the top 25 interior design blogs in the world, it’s no surprise that The Style Files has been such a great hit. Simple, straightforward and full of amazing inspiration, you’ll want to check this blog out so you can bring some style in to your own space!
Started by Danielle de Lange, a consultant in trend watching, interior design and even location scouting, The Style Files is de Lange’s personal blog about design and the stylish lifestyle. She searched the globe for the greatest and brightest in interior design objects, design ideas and even design tips. Not just posting about objects or spaces, de Lange also uses her wealth of experience and expertise to also publish observations, tips, and ideas on interior design, design in general and even art. You’ll not only find great new products or style ideas for your space, you’ll also gain inspiration from the photos and tips she shares.
Organized pretty simply, The Style Files, quite incidentally, also has one of our favorite blog header images of all time. With a nice white background, the large photos of the posts stand out well, and though the site does featuring advertising it doesn’t take away from the original content. The category system on the blog is prolific, allowing you to search for just what you are looking for at any given time. There are categories like: ceramics, christmas, design, diy projects, dutch design, eco-design, etsy, events, fashion, flooring, food, furniture, home accessories and more.
Among the other blogs listed as the top 25 interior design blogs in the world, it’s no surprise that The Style Files has been such a great hit. Simple, straightforward and full of amazing inspiration, you’ll want to check this blog out so you can bring some style in to your own space! 
Kids Day
Everyone in the company came into work to find their computer monitors vandalized with crayon scribbles. To promote “Bring Your Kids To Work Day,” childlike art was hand-drawn on acetate sheets, which were trimmed to fit the screens. Building security secretly unlocked over 500 offices the night before so the acetate sheets could be affixed to everyone’s computer monitor.
Headline and copy text: “Bring your kids to work day.”
Agency: BBDO New York
Art Directors/Copywriters: Frank Anselmo, Jayson Atienza
Chief Creative Officers: David Lubars, Bill Bruce
Kids Day
Headline and copy text: “Bring your kids to work day.”
Agency: BBDO New York
Art Directors/Copywriters: Frank Anselmo, Jayson Atienza
Chief Creative Officers: David Lubars, Bill Bruce
Kids Day
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
This Week's Top 5 Favorite 1stdibs Items: Sections!
We found a number of furniture pieces and accessories that involved different segments in today's newest items from 1stdibs. Some are actual individual segments that come together to make a whole, and others are visual segments that appear to create a whole. Either way, these pieces prove that you've got to work together to achieve something great!
1) Eleven section de sede non-stop organic sofa
We love the way this over-sized sofa looks like eleven separate pieces. It gives a fun, exciting feeling without being too cluttered. Can you imagine having that many pieces to a sofa!
Price: $11,500
Dealer: Phillip Thomas
2) "Trico" Unique 6 Drawer Chest by Roberto Rida
This is a chest of drawers that features six separate drawers to make up the whole dresser, but visually is looks like a lot more. The addition of mirrors and complicated drawer pulls makes this piece look a lot more visually complicated than it really is!
Price: contact dealer
Dealer: Donzella
3) Spherical suspension light
We love how all these small pierced steel balls come together to create one dynamic lighting fixture! Individually, they just wouldn't have the same impact in a space that they do now that they are all combined together!
Price: $7,900
Dealer: Phillip Thomas
4) 19th.C. Plan of Paris
This is one of our favorite examples of many pieces coming together to create a whole! We just love how these 20 framed prints, when hung close together, create one large, wall-sized map of Paris! So fun and flexible!
Price: $6,800
Dealer: W Gardner Ltd.
5) 1930's Keith Murray Pottery
These aren't actual individual pieces shown in this gorgeous collection of pottery, but you can't deny that with the striations it gives a great visual look, as if there were separate pieces.
Price: contact dealer
Dealer: Benjamin Wilson Antiques
Don't forget to check out the rest of this week's listings from 1stdibs, where you can find more fabulous, one-of-a-kind show-stopping pieces, as well as a number of other great pieces!
1) Eleven section de sede non-stop organic sofaWe love the way this over-sized sofa looks like eleven separate pieces. It gives a fun, exciting feeling without being too cluttered. Can you imagine having that many pieces to a sofa!
Price: $11,500
Dealer: Phillip Thomas
2) "Trico" Unique 6 Drawer Chest by Roberto RidaThis is a chest of drawers that features six separate drawers to make up the whole dresser, but visually is looks like a lot more. The addition of mirrors and complicated drawer pulls makes this piece look a lot more visually complicated than it really is!
Price: contact dealer
Dealer: Donzella
3) Spherical suspension lightWe love how all these small pierced steel balls come together to create one dynamic lighting fixture! Individually, they just wouldn't have the same impact in a space that they do now that they are all combined together!
Price: $7,900
Dealer: Phillip Thomas
4) 19th.C. Plan of ParisThis is one of our favorite examples of many pieces coming together to create a whole! We just love how these 20 framed prints, when hung close together, create one large, wall-sized map of Paris! So fun and flexible!
Price: $6,800
Dealer: W Gardner Ltd.
5) 1930's Keith Murray PotteryThese aren't actual individual pieces shown in this gorgeous collection of pottery, but you can't deny that with the striations it gives a great visual look, as if there were separate pieces.
Price: contact dealer
Dealer: Benjamin Wilson Antiques
Don't forget to check out the rest of this week's listings from 1stdibs, where you can find more fabulous, one-of-a-kind show-stopping pieces, as well as a number of other great pieces!
Herzog & de Meuron, VitraHaus
Designed by Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron, VitraHaus is a multi-layered structure that recently opened at the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany.
Designed to display the furniture brand’s Home Collection, the five-story building consists of stacked volumes with pitched roofs covered in charcoal stucco. Each end is glazed and shoots outwards up to 16 feet (5 meters), creating the impression of a pile of houses.
Herzog & de Meuron, VitraHaus
Designed to display the furniture brand’s Home Collection, the five-story building consists of stacked volumes with pitched roofs covered in charcoal stucco. Each end is glazed and shoots outwards up to 16 feet (5 meters), creating the impression of a pile of houses.
Herzog & de Meuron, VitraHaus
Pantogar: Memo pad
Losing hair gradually is a problem people tend to neglect. A specially designed memo pad is made to engage people with the problem of hair loss. As users tear off memo sheets every day, the illustrated person’s “hair” becomes thinner and thinner, alerting them of possible hair loss. They then remind them to face the problem before it is too late and that Pantogar revitalizer is the best solution.
Advertising Agency: JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director: Steven Lee
Creative Directors: Kwong Chi Kit, Barbara Fu
Art Directors: Kwong Chi Kit, Arthur Tse
Copywriters: Barbara Fu, Daat Lai
Published: March 2009
Pantogar: Memo pad
Advertising Agency: JWT, Hong Kong
Executive Creative Director: Steven Lee
Creative Directors: Kwong Chi Kit, Barbara Fu
Art Directors: Kwong Chi Kit, Arthur Tse
Copywriters: Barbara Fu, Daat Lai
Published: March 2009
Pantogar: Memo pad
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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