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patricia urquiola crinoline chairs
posted by the scholar on May 8th, 2009filed under: design, furniture
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patricia urquiola can do no wrong! patricia urquiola can do no wrong! (i apologize if you hear this too much around here but i think it’s the truth.) i love the rustically styled weaving and inspired crewel work on the chair with the high backrest on these crinoline chairs.
distributed, natch, through b + b italia.
smock chair by paticia urquiola
posted by the scholar on May 1st, 2008filed under: design, furniture
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i am convinced that patricia urquiola can do no wrong when i look at the details of her pleasing smock chair. bonus: it comes in a swivel version (personal favorite).
i love how it looks like a fabulous handbag through the armrests.
purchase it over at unica home.
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agape steel tub – modern rustic
posted by the scholar on October 31st, 2008filed under: design, metal
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Q: Why does this Vieques tub that looks like it is straight out of 1870’s Deadwood appeal so much to me? I half expect to see some gold miner dude in it, wearing grimy long johns with a back button flap, trying to scrub himself clean while he smokes a cigar.
A: Well, duh – it’s designed by Patricia Urquiola for agape, and she can do no wrong as I have previously mentioned. Love her style. This beast is made of two toned steel and has an optional teak backrest and shelf, which totally make this piece as I see it.
See it and more ultra modern bathroom design right over here.
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landscape teapot
posted by the scholar on July 31st, 2008filed under: clay, design, home accessories
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ooh i like the sculptural intricate curves on the handle and lid of this landscape teapot from most excellent designer patricia urquiola for rosenthal. i enjoy her designs a lot.
it’s $269 and it’s at moss by special order.
stone art and decor (round up)
posted by the scholar on April 11th, 2008filed under: art, design, home accessories, personal accessories, sculpture
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oh man! i am so excited to go see shine a light, the new documentary concert movie of the rolling stones from the brilliant martin scorsese. in honor of one of my favorite bands, i bring you a round up of solidly stylish art, furnishings and personal accessories made of mighty rock:
cairn candleholders from viva terra
limestone cleopatra therapeutic chaise by fabio alemanno
textured sculpture works from antonio valverde
pebble bracelet from etsy seller iacua
beach stone evening bag from kathleen dustin
vintage stone lamps from wisteria
beautiful large-scale sculptures from seattle artist shane hart
leah csiszar and charles austin’s andromeda plate and granite vessels
polycarbonate stone stool by marcel wanders; fjord stool from patricia urquiola
stone powder and resin votive holders from homeport
stone console table by james murphy
head two marble sculpture by david norem
b+b italia canasta outdoor furniture
posted by the scholar on January 22nd, 2008filed under: design, furniture
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it may cost multiple mortgage payments and might be just a tad too low to the ground for me, but i swiftly and deftly defy these challenges to present to you the new canasta collection designer by patricia urquiola for the ubercool b + b italia. patricia designed these gorgeous pieces as a nod to past traditions of woven seating, but exaggerated the loose weave to keep a contemporary edge. the collection is made of lightweight polyethylene for durability in the elements, and is offered with high and low backs in white or bronze with a variety of coordinating pillows.
oh, to be poolside reading something juicy and enjoying the weather around me while sitting on one of these… i love their loose, open weave and how they fit so seamlessly into modern garden spaces. sign me up.
see more beautiful furnishings at the b + b website.
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