Saturday, January 31, 2015

New York subway photographed by 17-year-old Stanley Kubrick

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.
While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

While working for LOOK magazine - before he went on to become a film director, Stanley Kubrick took over 15,000 photos of NY subway. His photos captures everyday life of people in 1946.

Friday, January 30, 2015

Friday!

better days are coming. they are called saturday and sunday

Bedtime

The color of the pillows just reflect the color of the near by building. Planned or coincidence? 
daybed near window. throw pillows, triangle pattern. gold foil.
via ref-lin



Thursday, January 29, 2015

Brands in Full Bloom

A series of mixed media illustrations by Daryl Feril. Very well designed, colorful. And totally illustrates the look and the feel of each brand. I can totally see these as editorial pages or advertising on fashion magazine.
Brands in Full Bloom

Brands in Full Bloom

Brands in Full Bloom

Brands in Full Bloom

Brands in Full Bloom

Brands in Full Bloom

Brands in Full Bloom
via behance

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Sunday, January 18, 2015

British parrot missing for four years returns speaking Spanish

The parrot, Nigel, spoke with a British accent when it disappeared from its California home four years ago. The bird, an African gray parrot, was recently reunited with its owner and now it speaks Spanish. hahaha
The parrot, Nigel, spoke with a British accent when it disappeared from its California home four years ago. The bird, an African gray parrot, was recently reunited with its owner and now it speaks Spanish.
A grey parrot, similar to Nigel, who was returned to his owner speaking a different language via telegraph

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Forever warm

Infinity scarves for you to stay forever warm this winter. 
xoxoxCharlotte Russe, fashion, Jocelyn, Necklush, Paula Bianco, Pieces, Sperry Top-Sider, style


Infinity scarve
etsy.com


Infinity scarve
etsy.com



Pieces infinity scarve
$26 - pieces.com



Necklush infinity scarve
iristocracy.com


Oblong scarve
2020ave.com


Charlotte Russe infinity scarve
charlotterusse.com


Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Sunday, December 28, 2014

Saturday, December 27, 2014

Bedtime

A built in is a nice feature to have in a bedroom. This one is painted in Benjamin Moore Amherst Gray. Totally warm up the space.
benjamin moore amherst gray neutral bedroom color serenity

Friday, October 10, 2014

Bedtime

Ain't nothing wrong with matchy-matchy pattern especially when the patterns are so bold. 
Vintage appliquéd textiles from India are repurposed into a canopy and bed dressings.
Vintage appliquéd textiles from India are repurposed into a canopy and bed dressings. Water Mill summer house designed by Tom Britt. via veranda


Friday!

This reminds me that it's already time for winter collection elsewhere. Unfortunately not in LA :(
baby alpacas wearing sweaters

baby alpacas wearing sweaters

baby alpacas wearing sweaters

baby alpacas wearing sweaters

baby alpacas wearing sweaters via huffingtonpost

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

PIBAL BICYCLE BY PHILIPPE STARCK AND PEUGEOT

One of my favorite designers Philippe Starck has unveiled a prototype bicycle/scooter that he worked in corroboration with a car company Peugeot. The bike was designed as a part of a free cycle scheme in Bordeaux, France. I have always loved Starck's whimsical sense of design, but not for practicality:( But hey this one makes so much sense! The first 300 units are expected to be manufactured and delivered by Peugeot in June, when they’ll be loaned to citizens for free. Awesome!
PIBAL BICYCLE BY PHILIPPE STARCK AND PEUGEOT

PIBAL BICYCLE BY PHILIPPE STARCK AND PEUGEOT
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