by Rebecca Thorman on December 31 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
“I have only ever designed products that I myself would like to live with so it goes without saying that we live with Braun products and Vitsoe furniture. As a designer, it is only by using your products daily that you are able to tell what sorts of improvements may still be needed.”
- Dieter Rams in Simplicity, purity and openness (via 37 signals)
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 31 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
I’m pretty sure I could pull an entire wardrobe off just in plaid… loved it even before it was trendy.
$74 at Need Supply Co.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 31 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
Sparkly threads run throughout this fabulous bow. Perfect for a night out dancing, I think.
$50 at ban.do via Cup of Joe.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 31 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
“I don’t believe in it. People think some muse comes down and strikes. Well, making a dance is just plain work like anything else. The inspiration is the deadline.”
- Paul Taylor in the New York Times Magazine (via Greg Tracy).
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 31 ////
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When I was designing my condo, I kept coming back to these as sources of inspiration, but what I was really in love with was the Saarinen Armchairs which I still don’t have… particularly love them in that plum color.
$1200 at Knoll.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 22 ////
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How delightfully charming is this? A quirky update to the grandfather clock.
$128 at Anthropologie.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 22 ////
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These are some of favorite all-time interior shots. They are very reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright’s interiors, but devoid of the layering of applied pattern. I don’t know the source of these photos any longer (although I believe they probably came from Domino Magazine), so if you do, please let me know!
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 22 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
Recognition for Ms. Herrera came a few years after her husband’s death, at 98, in 2000. “Everybody says Jesse must have orchestrated this from above,” Ms. Herrera said, shaking her head. “Yeah, right, Jesse on a cloud.” She added: “I worked really hard. Maybe it was me.”
- At 94, Carmen Herrera Is Art’s Hot New Thing, and Enjoying It via The New York Times
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 22 ////
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The Anything Collection of desk essentials combines function with form… this tape dispenser is geometric divinity.
$39 at A+R Store.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 22 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
If you can still read a traditional clock face, these would be great for an office or hallway. While a white wall would be a sufficient home, since the color goes all the way to the edges, hanging it on a complimentary-colored wall would really make a statement.
$45 each at Chroma Lab/Supermarket.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 16 ////
Comments Note: This post was originally published on my first blog, Modite, and is now archived here.
Oh wow, I adore this print by Jessica Snow. From the artist:
“My works on paper speak to the relationship between the improvisation and immediacy of gestural drawing and the materiality and meticulous planning of painted form. In this dialogue, the work addresses one of the conundrums of existence: the desire for freedom and spontaneity as well as for routine and order. The mind constantly strives to reconcile these opposing states and swings back and forth, desiring one, then desiring the other.”
That is so completely me.
$20-$200 at 20 x 200.
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by Rebecca Thorman on December 15 ////
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I used to collect bears when I was little. It was crazy insane how many bears fit into my room. Nowadays, there isn’t want cute little button nose to be seen in my place. I like this print as a compromise though – harkens back to my old collection, but is modern enough to fit my new life. Even if it is a print for kids.
$50 at Banquet.
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