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These handmade clocks constructed out of vintage upcycled 16-mm film and reels might be the perfect time tellers for film buffs. Each design is inspired by the reel’s color, design, and pattern of holes, making each clock unique and special.
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The aerodynamic design of the Senz Umbrella cuts through heavy gusts of wind and will not invert!
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Valera Barnayev has created a few very strange and curious chairs from odd objects. First, Valera thought, what if plastic chairs melted in the hot sun? The result is Fizz, a set of two very melty-looking chairs. They’re kind of disturbing!
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The architects call this home “Modern with a Side of Ranch,” because the original home is still visible on the side of the more contemporary two-story structure. The homeowners wanted to add two kids bedrooms as well as a playroom onto their mid-century ranch home.
The architects helped make the old and the new blend together in a seamless way so that it looks as though it’s always been there. I love the custom screen in the entryway, and the beautiful casework that separates the living and dining spaces. The home is full of custom casework, rich wood tones, and expansive windows.
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Cristiana’s alphabet series is soooo going in my future [wayyy far away future] nursery.
(1 votes)We don’t do gift guides here on Design Milk because, well, everyone does them. We like to be different. So we decided to go in another direction this year. Since our staff is getting larger, we thought it would be fun to ask each person what was on their wishlist this holiday season. So, every day for next 2 weeks we’ll feature a staff wishlist. First up is Joel, whose house and clock/chair collection are on MY wishlist…
Not that I can get everything on this list and I either have to decide to keep my current car and buy the bike or use the money to upgrade my car…
1. Ducati Monster: The original cafe racer. You can’t beat the minimalistic construction and the attention to detail.
2. TAG gear ranger hoodie v5: when sh*t hits the fan. I will fill all the pockets with stuff and I can see my iPhone on the upper sleeve pocket.
3. Cherner side chair: I can’t be a true chairwhore if I don’t add this chair to the collection. Even if I don’t have space.
4. AP Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph: What can I say… I’m graduating from Panerai (it’s been a great time, Panerai, but we have to talk…) I even ventured into the world of IWC but nothing has a pull like AP. How can I say no: Forged carbon fiber case, ceramic bezel and speed yellow accents that match my car!
5. John Varvatos combat boots (you can see a trend in my selection!) I don’t know if I can justify the price tag on these… I can always go to an Army Supply store and buy a 40 year old vintage pair for $60 with real patina and distress marks.
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If you haven’t been able to stomach Walter Benjamin’s manifesto on art and aura by text, create the illusion that you have through tote.
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Made in Hollywood works with styrofoam and other similar materials to create custom pieces for their clients.
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Erik Stehmann intends to make design more playful and dynamic. The designer likes to surprise spectators and cause a smile, “because we already have so little room for lightness and giddiness, nowadays.”
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