Today, I am loving...

Oh, I think I'm speechless... This bathroom spotted on Architectural Digest is just pure bliss. Extravagant, yes. Unique, yes. Stylish, yes again. Crazy, for sure. But check this bath space made out of a giant pebble shaped granite piece brought back from Bali and sculpted as a bath receiver - smart idea : all the water pipes and ugly equipment are hidden in the wooden chest by the bath tub -  or the hidden shower head concealed in the baroque chandelier on the ceiling.... Probably not what I would go for if I had that kind of budget, but still...A.M.A.Z.I.N.G... and nothing like anything I've seen before....

Paris vs. New York

Major crush for these series of typographic prints found here. That's just genius!

Anthropologie

This treasure was directed by Silvia Gallini. Found via unstitched.

VIP Mustaches

Found this gem while Flickr browsing, and thought it was worth sharing... Super Mario wearing celebrity mustaches.
Have a beautiful day everyone!

Today's Crush

I came accross this picture of a bedroom that I like a whole lot... The bed frame is simply made using recycled wooden pallets! Now that's what I call a recycled sustainable bed... Brilliant!

via : Lotta Agaton

Let's Colour Project

Let's Colour is a worldwide initiative to transform grey spaces with colourful paint.

This 2 minute global film was shot by multi-award winning director Adam Berg over four weeks in Brazil, France, London and India. Every location is real and they remain transformed by a palette consisting of 120 different colours. The people in the film are not actors, they are real people who rolled up their sleeves to transform their community with colour.

Read more about the Let's Colour project here: http://www.letscolourproject.com/blog
http://www.letscolourproject.com

Treasure Find : Fabrica Design

This&That is a collection of glass bells created especially for the Milan International Furniture Show 2009 by young artists at Fabrica, from an idea by American designer Tak Cheung.

This&That combines everyday items, such as a bicycle handlebar, a chimney or cow ears, with the sophisticated beauty of blown glass. Different materials and production processes merge harmoniously to create a new, provocative synergy. This&That is produced by Secondome.


Here is a selection of fabulous This&That designed items (I am a handblown glass lover, but this is by far the most original collection I've ever seen).
For more information, visit the Secondome website.


















From Top : Upside Down (Rita Botelho), Sede (Gonçalo Campos), Glass Martians (Becka Citron), Floating Flora Wall Art (Valentina Corretta), Cow and Bicycle Bells (Tak Cheung).


via : Secondome and Fabrica Design