sorry Louboutin

I prefer chocoláticas

Good advice for free

Err, hello, I don't mean to be rude. It's really kind of you to stop by and I really appreciate it, but , to be honest with you, the really interesting place to be is Julien Foulatier's tumblr album . So if you know what's good for you just go there and have a look now . Oh, no need to thank me, it's quite alright...

Interior design

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Great interior design: Anthropologie shop in London

Regent Street 2011

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Do you fancy some coffee?

Let's go to Giardini's coffe shop then
Designer: Tobias Rehberger, 2009



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wwwow factor

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 Rachel Perry Welty

via design for mankind



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Grateful today

Because I think it is a great way of starting the new year, today I would like to thank real funny lady, the writer/author/player/maker??? of this live journal,   for all the great moments of joy and amazement I've had looking at her great selection of images. I found your website by linking from le divan fumoir bohémien. I think that half of the ideas in this humble blog derive from your approach of pattern recognition. Thank you for the luxury of endless inspiration.
The images that I've posted appear in this page
Always grateful

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Las palabras mágicas

Great find: The Grammar of Ornament

The Grammar of Ornament

Owen Jones, 1856

via the Digital Library for the Decorative Arts and Material Culture

University of Wisconsin

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the textile blog is also a great find for patterns.

I found this great link in a blog about shoes, but I didn't keep the link!! oh dear

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A special find

Brooch by Josef Hoffman, 1910



Cigarette case by Josef Hoffman, 1910








From Britannica.com

Wiener Werkstätte

Vienna Workshops: Cooperative enterprise for crafts and design founded in Vienna in 1903. Inspired by William Morris

and the English Arts and Crafts movement, it was founded by Koloman Moser and Josef Hoffman with the goal of restoring the values of handcraftsmanship to an industrial society in which such crafts were dying. Its members had close ties to the artists of the Vienna Sezession and the Art Nouveau movement. The Wiener Werkstätte's work in jewelry, furnishings, interior design, fashion, and other areas, which often celebrated the beauty of geometry, became widely known for elegance and innovation, and this “square style” influenced the work of the Bauhaus craftsmen in the 1920s as well as the work of Frank Lloyd Wright
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via a very interesting post in venetianred.com