Via Wallpaper.
Spaces: The Sliding House: Suffolk
Labels: architecture, interior design, spaceshappy birthday george
Labels: fashion, music
Directed by David Fincher.
Starring Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, Tatjana Patitz, Cindy Crawford, Todo Segalla and Scott Benoit.
update: and farwell Farah and MJ....
Fresh Finds: Holmegaard + Mike Mills
Labels: art, Fresh Finds, furniture, mid-century modern, modern design
A rare Holmegaard pendant lamp in cased glass and teak.
A poster print from Mike Mills 1996 "A Visual Sampler".
Both via Modern Love.
Spaces: Marcio Kogan: Corten House
The incredible Corten House by Marcio Kogan and Oswaldo Pessano. Interior designer Diana Radomysler. Photos by Nelson Con.
The rosewood Florence Knoll Table and Eero Saarinen Chairs are magnificent.
Via Blue Ant Studio
Farewell: Pierre Paulin
Labels: furniture, mid-century modern
"We were sad to hear that Pierre Paulin died this Saturday at the age of 81 in Montpellier, south-east of France. He will remain in all our memories as one of the major French designers of the 20th century. He leaves us with great classics, most of them produced by the Dutch company Artifort - 'the Tongue', 'the Ribbon', 'the Oyster' and many others."
Via DesignAddict.
Interiors: Stefano Tonchi: New York
Labels: fashion, furniture, interior design, mid-century modern, spaces
Todd Selby visits with Stefano Tonchi, editor of T: The New York Times Style Magazine.
His fine collection of furniture includes some incredible and rare iconic works, including a Carlo Mollino Table/Desk, Arne Jacobsen Oxford Chair by Fritz Hansen, a Jean Prouve compass desk, Paul McCobb Brass Side Tables, a tufted leather Mies van der Rohe sofa, Eero Saarinen walnut Tulip tables for Knoll, and two truly magnificent Gio Ponti lounge chairs.
Via The Selby.
Listen: Pheonix: 1901 (D.I.Y Acoustic Version)
Just got an email from Jenna at Glassnote:
"Hey, Have you got a chance to check out the Phoenix “1901” acoustic video? The Guys made this video themselves. Check it out!"
Thanks Jenna.
Visit Glassnote.
Takashi Murakami + Louis Vuitton : Superflat First Love
Labels: art, fashionA special short film by Murakami that celebrates his six years of collaboration with Louis Vuitton.
Via Pedestrian
Spaces: David Scott's 13 week renovation in New York
"....the complete gut renovation took only 13 weeks from demo to move-in...."
This rich interior includes some rather impressive pieces, including a blue velvet T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings lounge and ottoman for Widdicomb; Gerald Thurston brass floor lamp for Lightolier; a Paul McCobb credenza in travertine, mahogany, and brass; a sculptural Phillip Lloyd Powell coffee table in walnut, gold leaf, and slate; Paul McCobb Planner Group dining chairs; and a lacquered desk chair which I believe is by Guglielmo Ulrich.
Via DesireToInspire, via David Scott Interiors
Spaces: Jon Liu + Laura Rule: London
Labels: art, fashion, furniture, graphic design, interior design, mid-century modern, photography, skateboarding, spaces
Todd Selby visits the home of hairstylist Jon Liu and Laura Rule, art director for Another Magazine. Their collection includes a vintage deco teak bar cabinet, various vintage 70s modernist lamps, a Mark Gonzales "The Priest" Sculpture, "Joy Division" and "Blue Monday" Peter Saville commissioned skateboard decks by Supreme, and a Terry Richardson commissioned calendar also for Supreme. But it is Laura's incredible shoe collection that takes the cake.
"Jon and Laura have one of the best cars in the East End of London, a Ford Capri 1600 GT in a beautiful pearlescent baby blue. Laura also has one of the craziest shoe collections I have ever seen. She has a pair of boots from Tom Ford's last collection at Gucci, the Eiffel Tower YSL shoes and so many more.
Their home is in a refurbished factory space, there is a large open area with one private room. That room used to be their bedroom, but now it is filled with shoes! Until Laura pulled out the shoes for this shoot I do not think Jon had realized how extensive her shoe collection really was."
Via The Selby