A favourite discovery this week was the tower blocks of Singapore. Not only are they painted in great palettes but they are numbered too. Graphic.
Courtesy of Peter Steinhauer
Courtesy of Peter Steinhauer
Courtesy of Peter Steinhauer
Marbled paper is all very well but Snedker, in Denmark, can marble your floor! Fairly amazing, not to mention pretty.
Courtesy of Snedker Studio
Courtesy of Snedker Studio
Courtesy of Snedker Studio
Courtesy of Snedker Studio
Courtesy of Snedker Studio
Hazy, blushed paintings by Macarena Ruiz-Tagle (great name) have made us feel a bit fuzzy this week. Beautiful colours and the simplest premise yet most enveloping.
Courtesy of Macarena Ruiz-Tagle
Courtesy of Macarena Ruiz-Tagle
Courtesy of Macarena Ruiz-Tagle
Courtesy of Macarena Ruiz-Tagle
Meyer's Ornament, 1898, could have been drawn last week. A very modern collection of lines and grids to inspire and delight.
Courtesy of Franz Sales Meyer
Courtesy of Franz Sales Meyer
Courtesy of Franz Sales Meyer
Michael Anastassiades' lamps have been tickling our fancy for a while now, and then along come some new chandeliers. Linear elegance worth selling a kidney for.
