TROP Terrains + Open Space, Bangkok: Their Garden of Hilton Pattaya & a sampling of their other landscape architecture. See Blogroll for a link.
The Garden of Hilton Pattaya, Chonburi, Thailand.
Author Archives: Decanter
Milagros’ Mexican tiles, including encaustic & Saltillo (unsealed terracotta) tiles. Milagros supplies from London. See Blogroll for a link.
Rosa 10.5 x 10.5 cm / Orange 10.5 x 10.5 cm / Indigo / Intense Red / Chocolate 10.5 x 10.5 cm / Honey 10.5 x 10.5 cm /Cherry 5 […]
Tatiana Etienne’s furniture range, Spine, created in collaboration with N.Y. artist, Manbu Bayoh. Once working with Christian Liaigre in Paris, she is now set up in Cape Town. See Blogroll for a link.
Maathai bronze coffee table / Bookends FASSIE, Bronze / Console ROSA, Oak and Bronze /
Zen moments: photographs by Albarran Cabrera (Angel Albarrán & Anna P. Cabrera), Barcelona. See Blogroll for a link.
The frailty & allure of flowers conveyed in Sabrina Meyns paper & silver jewellery. She lives in Waterford, Ireland. See Blogroll for a link.
James Lumsden applies 40 or more layers of acrylic paint & gloss to achieve translucency & depth to his paintings. He lives in Edinburgh. See Blogroll for a link.
Reflex / Echoes / Pulse / Contrapuntal
Again from Denmark, VIPP’s dark & handsome products: included here are their lamps plus a daybed & their prefabricated shelter modules. See Blogroll for a link.
VIPP522 VÆGLAMPE / VIPP521 BORDLAMPE / VIPP524 VÆGSPOT / VIPP526 PENDEL / VIPP461 DAYBED / VIPP Shelter: prefabricated steel modules
Glaze experimenter, Austrian, Thomas Bohle’s lush ceramic vessels, strawberry coloured vessels & others. See Blogroll for a link to his site.
Danish group, We Do Wood: Their home-assembly furniture in the very sustainable, Moso bamboo. They have distribution worldwide. See Blogroll for a link.
*Designstuff: http://www.designstuff.com.au/ Octagon table / Correlations Bench / Nomad Chair / Geo’s Table / Dining Chair No. 1 / Lilly’s Chair / Coat Frame / Field Desk / Scoreboard / Coat […]
The line drawings & other work of John Franzen, The Netherlands: His ‘Each Line, One Breath’ series shown here, describes his process of drawing a single line in one breath. See Blogroll for a link.
John Franzen’s line work is on paper or engraved into metal as stand alone pieces or for etching. He uses ink but has also used his own blood as a […]
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