kbogomaz:

babees honey

bzzzzzzzz

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qbyq:

Carlo Mollino III: Desk, 1950. Via Alltheclevernameswastaken

theblackworkshop:

Juliaan Lampens

loving the partial walls coming from the ceiling instead of the floor. The dark wood, polished concrete, and natural light are just a whole bundle of sexy

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by9:

The textile floor lamp.

this is brilliant and beautiful. the green one reminds me of some magical glowing giant  plant stem.

electrikmuse:

Book Hook by Tell Ritterbach

The book hook is an innovative bookmark, a practical storing place and a beautiful design object at once.  Produced in Germany and made of grown, massive wood.  Available for purchase here.

What a lovely isosceles triangle/book holder!

This is wonderful on so many levels, i almost can’t handle it….bookmark that holds your book open without ruining the spine, perfect triangle, plain wood….. and look how nicely it just sits there….i think i need one

uuugh. gorgeous.

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I’ve been having a seafoam/mint green fetish for a while. it only seems to be getting worse. Vipp seems to be on the same wavelength, their colour of the year is Copenhagen Green - same thing.

I might just shamelessly steal this electroplating feathers idea….

but to ease my conscience: go here http://www.etsy.com/shop/mhinge?ref=seller_info
buy this lady’s awesome stuff. for me. or you or someone else if you must. but mostly for me. kthx<3

this is incredible. I totally want one.

thoughtwarehouse:

Reinier de Jong, Rotterdam-based designer, has designed this bookcase consisting of five parts, which slide in and out of each other to accommodate books in the resulting voids. Simply the more books, the bigger bookcase. Dimensions are 192 x 222 (max) x 36 cm. The outside of REK bookcase  is finished with white high gloss laminate. The inside is finished with another type of laminate, in this case warm grey satin (other colours on request). You can find it in the Dezeen Book of Ideas as well.

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