Saturday, January 8, 2011

Killer Pieces from Empiric Studio

Empiric Studio evolved from a printmaking business and has grown to sell one of kind furniture and accessories. Here is a selection of goods that make a statement.Metal Bar CartFolding Leather Stool
Eco Friendly Otto Rug
Blue and Gold Metallic Globe
Perpetual Desk Calendar
Brass Decanter
Telescoping Picture Frames

Happy Weekend!

"Long Lane East Hampton" photo by Robin Rice

A Touch of Green

Friday, January 7, 2011

Our House - On Apartment Therapy

Thanks to Beth Bates and Dave Johns for giving us the opportunity to share our home with the readers of Apartment Therapy. It was a lot of fun.

Paper Coi by Mabona Origami

Imagine a school of these hand-crafted paper Coi by Sipho Mabona hanging from the ceiling or mounted on the wall. They're on sale now after breaking down his latest exhibit.
Sipho has been a participant at the Red Bull Paper Wings World Finals in Salzburg 2006, designed origami for the award winning Asics corporate movie “Origami in the Pursuit of Perfection”, has exhibited his work in galleries in Tokyo, London, Berlin, Vancouver and Zaragoza was the invited guest at Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS) Convention 2008 and was the first foreigner whose model graced the cover of the JOAS Convention book.

Stylist Lo Bjurulf

Lo Bjurulf achieves a beautiful lived-in surrounding with art and functional objects.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Cotton and Linen Blankets - Gotta Have One

I love this cozy scene captured by Petra Bindel. I gotta have one of these blankets too. They're fresh and versatile and not to mention easy to wash and maintain. The first four seen are from (the fabulous) Brahms Mount, one of the few textile companies still active in the U.S. The linen towels are from Peshte and Deck Towel.

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Through the Eyes of Jake Curtis

Photographer, Jake Curtis.

Hand Embroidered Linens - Still Beautiful

Sharyn Blond is a native of Kansas City and has for the past 15 years been carrying on the legacy of Constance Leiter, the originator of this business. Constance Leiter’s designs were internationally known, and survive today as part of Sharyn Blond Linens. Sharyn’s sense of style, combined with her extensive knowledge of fine china, crystal and silver, is widely recognized and respected. Her line includes: cocktail napkins, hand towels, table linens and bedding.

Hugh Ferriss, American Delineator

Hugh Ferriss was a trained architect but was better known for drawing buildings than for designing them. His prints are available to purchase and admire today.