December 08, 2009
Innermost Mantel Dome Clock
If you are looking for a unique modern gift -- check out these mantel clocks designed by France's Cédric Ragot of the 'designedbyitem' firm for London-based Innermost. I found these little "time capsules" striking and adorable.
With a Seiko mechanism, mouth blown glass covers the power-coated time piece. Available in black or white (other colors are planned) the clock stands 6" high. -- --diane
Tags: Modern Clock, Cédric Ragot, Innermost, French Designers
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Protruding Clocks from Leo Yiu Chin Pong

Thanks bedzine.com
Tags: Leo Yiu Chun Pong, Modern Clock, 3D Clock, Fun Furniture
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December 06, 2009
Waterfall Bathroom Fixtures
Tags: Sustainable Solutions International, Flat Fixtures, Modern Bathroom Fixtures, Sustainable Design
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November 21, 2009
Pop Quiz Math Clock

If military time is a breeze for you, then you'll love this clock that offers equations instead of numerals. These problems on a chalkboard hopefully will just evoke a chuckle and not post traumatic math class. Personally I think it's cute and clever -- and would be fairly appreciated by some engineer friends. But I have no doubt my middle school sons would not be amused.
Meeting at square root of 4? diane
Tags: Geeky Clock, Math Clock
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Raindrop Chandelier by Jean-Pierre Canlis
Seattle glass artist, Jean-Pierre Canlis, designed this blown-glass chandelier. The eight 'organic raindrops' hang from a 36" round metal base and are designed to be lit from the exterior, causing the drops to illuminate for a dramatic look.
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November 20, 2009
Eco – Twinkle Light by Kenan Wang

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October 29, 2009
Skull-king about

Hmmm, according to our Brit friends at MyDeco the skull motif is skulking its way to become a fashion icon. Check out the wallpaper from Beyond the Moon -- bronze flocked on bronze velvet pile -- available in black/gunmetal and gold -- in case you were wondering.
So while boho chic is out, death is very much in, and with Halloween looming at the end of the week we need to start embracing the darker side!
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September 27, 2009
Portable Herb Garden
Pure Contemporary recently featured great ways to bring the outdoors in -- and our friend Anne Robert provided this gem by French firm Les Ateliers Ouvert. Made of eco-friendly material (aside from the herbs), la table-potagère (the kitchen garden table) -- is by all accounts "Green Design": A portable herb garden, that allows modern cooks the joy and essence of fresh herbs. Importing from France will be about $1600 with duty and shipping, so it is not an impulse buy. We're waiting word from the company to see if plans for distribution in the US is imminent.
Tags: Les Ateliers Ouvert, portable herb garden, Indoor+Landscaping, Green Design
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September 19, 2009
Patio Heater: Lights, Music, Heat
Chilling with friends outdoors shouldn't mean shivering.
So we have our eye on patio heaters. Here's one from Grand Hall, the Taiwan-headquartered grill company. Grand Hall has taken the gas-fed heating elements and turned them on their side -- to make this free standing patio heater. The 6' high heater also includes sound system and LED lights. iPod® and refreshments not included.
Thanks for the tip Anne! --diane
Tags: Patio Heater, Grand Hall, Outdoor Heater, Gas Heater
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September 13, 2009
Serralunga Vase for Inside Landscaping

We have our eye out for ways to bring the outdoors in. The Missed Tree series was designed for Milan-based Serralunga by Jean Marie Massaud in 2007.
Timeless and elegant, the vases are available in metallic or lacquered finishes. The branching nature of Missed Tree II stands a formidable 78" in height (200cm) rising from a stainless steel base. The external width at the top is nearly 30" (75cm). The smallest in the collection is 22" (57cm) in height.
--dianeTags: Serralunga, Jean-Marie Massaud, Outdoor, Indoor Landscaping
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