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How cool is this firegurard???  I love it beyond words.  My favorite city along with a homey blazing fire?   Count me in.  This is by Lettera G.

How cool is this firegurard???  I love it beyond words.  My favorite city along with a homey blazing fire?   Count me in.  This is by Lettera G.

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Some art deco vases for you- except these are new!  By Rometti.  You can’t go wrong with Black & White.

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There is this super cool site called Trainspotters, and they have amazing stuff.  I love this communist-era clock, and the light fixture is from a Czech arms factory.  Grim but I am so glad these things survived.

Check out more of their stock here.

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Do you know about Nymphenburg porcelain?  

Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg has been handcrafting finest porcelain since 1747. Services, figures and objects of the greatest purity – with each piece being unique – are produced using traditional methods at a single location in the world – at the Nördliches Schlossrondell in Nymphenburg. Each plate is turned by hand, each vase cast by hand, each ornament applied by hand – because the machine doesn’t exist that is able to recreate the individuality that may be achieved by hand.
Some models from the around 20,000 designs may only be worked by the craftspeople after they have spent decades refining their techniques and training. Other objects consist of thousands of individual pieces and require the coordination of skills from almost 20 different trades. The wealth of experience and specialist knowledge are passed down from generation to generation – because such artistic work is only possible with this kind of continuity.
This is one of my favorites.

Do you know about Nymphenburg porcelain?  

Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg has been handcrafting finest porcelain since 1747. Services, figures and objects of the greatest purity – with each piece being unique – are produced using traditional methods at a single location in the world – at the Nördliches Schlossrondell in Nymphenburg. Each plate is turned by hand, each vase cast by hand, each ornament applied by hand – because the machine doesn’t exist that is able to recreate the individuality that may be achieved by hand.

Some models from the around 20,000 designs may only be worked by the craftspeople after they have spent decades refining their techniques and training. Other objects consist of thousands of individual pieces and require the coordination of skills from almost 20 different trades. The wealth of experience and specialist knowledge are passed down from generation to generation – because such artistic work is only possible with this kind of continuity.

This is one of my favorites.

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How great is this idea for Christmas?  I love Terrariums, and this is just perfect and a fun project to do at the weekend.

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I just love the concept of brass integrated furniture, whether on its own or with wood.  We had a bit of brass love in the 70’s, but I think this resurgence is better, don’t you?

Some really cool pieces from Brabbu.

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Another fascinating project.  This time by Swiss Architects Mauro Turin.  This was an imaginary project that he proposed and now they are in talks to actually build it!  It is a celebration of the wine making region that dates from the 11th century.  Absolutely gorgeous!