Showing posts with label Tableware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tableware. Show all posts
Monday, February 6, 2017
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Breakfast at Richard Ginori's
Celebrating Pitti Uomo 91 - the florentine fashion fair - the Italian Manufacture Richard Ginori hosts a charming breakfast in the beautiful flagship store of Palazzo Ginori. Between precious porcelaines and an amazing set, the event sees the collaboration of Scott Schuman
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Friday, February 13, 2015
Apartment in Manhattan | Get the look
If you love the look of the apartment in Soho of yesterday post, you will find some similar items here:
01: Stemless Glassware - Gold Rimmed | 02: Color blocked baguette boards made of Pennsylvania-grown Sycamore | 03: Enudden wall shelf - Ikea | 04: Bekvam step stool, white - Ikea | 05: Powder pink linen tufted fabric wallpaper by Koziel | 06: BoConcept ottoman | 07: Custom throws and pillows by Mischa Lampert
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Richard Ginori Flagship Store | Florence
Richard Ginori - bought and relaunched by Gucci brand - reopened its historic store in Florence, last summer. The fully renovated boutique,
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
PUSH - Coffee Maker - by Mette Duedahl | Muuto, DK
The PUSH coffee maker is definitely my fave piece of the autumn collection by Muuto. The soft shell and the friendly design (+ the idea of a warm coffee in the air) make of it a perfect cosy object
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
ColourWare, Bergne + Smallhorn
The 'plate tower' named Colourware is a project by designer Sebastian Bergne and colour artist Sophie Smallhorn. The stacking plates are made in various sizes and materials including corian, wood, bronze. When you don't use them, you can compose them in an unique coloured tower, like a totem, to happily decorate your dinner room.
La 'colonna di piatti', chiamata Colourware, รจ un progetto del designer Sebastian Bergne e dell'artista dei colori Sophie Smallhorn. I piatti impilabili sono in varie misure e materiali tra i quali corian, legno bronzo. Quando non usati, possono essere sovrapposti a formare un'unica colonna, simile ad un totem, da lasciare molto volentieri a vista.http://sebastianbergne.com/
http://www.sophiesmallhorn.co.uk/
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