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Just in time for Valentines' Day, here is a small collection of heart-themed pieces from British design company Deadgood for Barker & Stonehouse stores.
I'm trying to work out whether these are kitsch or cool. Unfortunately I suspect the former, though I'm loving the shapes and the detailing such as the covered buttons on the chair and the beautifully executed heart-shaped joinery.
Thoughts?
{Images via Deadwood. Found via 'If It's Hip It's Here'}.
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Congrats on the photoshop collages! Great composition.
I am just finishing up Photoshop 101 over at nicolesclasses.blogspot.com - it's HARD! Harder than I thought. The class is great - it's just me being overwhelmed...
but it seems to suit the era of a friend's house! Hope you're doing well -- you look fab!
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I adore the color turquoise in these photos. Any way I can find out the paint name or number so I may duplicate it?
thank you -first time post from a long time lurker :)
I read the dresses sold out within minutes on launch in the UK, however I would have much preferred it if the Missoni/Target range launched here :)
Haha! Now you've got me rushing off to your blog to read all these comments...my Facebook page has been known to go a little nuts on the indoor/outdoor cat question though.
And I do want to say that I FULLY UNDERSTAND people who keep their cats indoors, especially in the US. The roads here can be crazy and there are things like coyotes and bald eagles roaming free, which are not exactly an issue in the UK.
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Well...perhaps not design for the ages, but it IS really well-executed as you say, and I like the retro-70's-ish shape of the heart. And for heaven's sake, at least it's not an "anatomically correct" heart. Maybe it's because my son just had heart surgery, but I have noticed those popping up everywhere lately. Oh, so edgy and original!
Posted by: Gypsy | 10 February 2009 at 12:41 AM
I'm SO with you on the anatomically correct hearts. They just make me feel squeamish...
Posted by: Paola | 10 February 2009 at 09:02 AM
I don't usually love hearts. But on the fabric of this chair, in the same neutral color, it is amazing. Like your blog, full of eye candys and inspirations.
Posted by: Marie-Eve | 12 February 2009 at 02:09 PM
We love anything with hearts and have them all over the house. Any new heart ideas always welcome.
Posted by: Hilary | 13 February 2009 at 10:32 PM