peek of the day: chicken crates & misc. items

 

These chicken crates are innovative and can be used as low coffee tables or stacked as a display table.

peek of the day: dessert table

 

Large clover dessert tabletop with open shelf on both sides of drawers for dessert plates and utensils. Just imagine a tiered cake on this beauty!

peek of the day: settee bench

Elegant & Soft

REMINDER: Check in on Monday for a free vintage item giveaway for your event!

peek of the day: tufted sofa

Meet Amber Flora Sofa: about 8' long & very comfortable.

peek of the day: very unique items

These special finds just tickle me. The Westinghouse fan still works! I wish I knew the era of the hamper but it was too cute to pass up, and it'd be perfect for a babyshower, retro photoshoot, or filled with wedding favors. I can't believe I almost missed the map even though it's HUGE! It's vinyl with raised surfaces in elevated areas and perfect for a couple who's going to take over the world!

peek of the day: armchair

Two of these beauties just walked in the door!

peek of the day: metal items

 

     

peek of the day: small accessories

peek of the day: chairs

peek of the day: suitcases + trunks

Introducing: [FOUR INCH FOLD] Vintage Rentals

dirt poster

Designed by ROLAND REINER TIANGCO: a poster the recipient completes by revealing spot-varnished type with hands made dirty by handling the poster, the back of which is coated with powdered pigment. How CLEVER!

oh valentine

made this for a friend

i love this!!!

2009 wishlist

 this is the first year i've been asked to make a list since middle school. yes, i am modest as heck!

mid-century

After watching Revolutionary Road, I immediately fell in love with mid-century modern furniture which was heavily influenced by the Danish/Scandinavian designers. I find it simply pleasing and the organic shapes cater equally to both function and form.

Another design contest is underway for cardboard chairs @ SPSU School of Architecture.
Below are examples of cardboard chair designs I found.

           

     

     

     

    

Yoshitomo Nara

Yoshitomo Nara is most definitely one of my favorite artists. Honestly, I like the contradiction/contrast between the soft little girls and the hard negative emotions on their faces. I think they're cute and they represent my emotions well when I am upset. The artist himself best explains it, "I want people to feel commotion beneath the surface of my pictures."

poor valentine

I made these illustrations and made it into a little book with Japanese stab binding. May seem a bit obscene but it's a bunch of inside jokes.

lighting design competition poster

I am submitting this tomorrow & excited to get started on the hanging lamp design. Will share pictures sooner or later.

UPDATE: I won honorable mention for the design of the competition poster while my light fixture won third place by a professional jury and first place by student choice.