Modern eBay madness
So let’s see what’s on the old eBay. Not much, just a bunch of stuff I want but can’t have. I’m cool with that, ya whatever. My two favorite things have to be the Kaws print and the coffee table. Get all the links after the jump.
Latest from PSLAB
Ramzi over at PSLAB sent us some pics of their latest project. I have posted about PSLAB before, they design and create some very cool lighting installations. I love the grouping, they seem to be working and moving together creating this living sculpture. More after the jump.
in the two parallel entrances we created one unifying layer of lighting in the ceiling. this layer was composed of a set of truncated conical light objects of diverse proportions. each object houses a lamp deeply fixed inside its cavity. The asymmetrical hole at the bottom of the conical shape determines the path of light casted. seen from an elevation view, the rugged outline of these fixtures defines a false ceiling layer creating a surface of ambient light.
For the conference room we developed a set of suspended fixtures creating a new ceiling layer. The sharp edge on the disk-like fittings gives the impression of floating sheets, while the off-centered cavity enclosing two large bulbs reveals the objects’ real massiveness.
Carter Williamson Architects
Australia based Architects Carter Williamson have a great body of work. One navigation element I really like on their website it the ability to view their work by kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, landscaping and others. Their design style is clean and simple with great geometric lines, just my modern flavor. More –> click the blue +
Minimal modern interior
I came across this story over at AT Casa, from the translation I gathered that this place had once burned down and was redesign by the owners nephew. I love the living/family room it is soo minimal and calming. Nice work! to the nephew. More after the jump
Cuttin’ glass and takin’ names
My latest Modern DIY came from pure curiosity. I had read about bottle cutters on different sites and forums and thought that could be pretty fun. I live in a area where there are a lot of wineries so that means there has to be plenty of wine bottles laying around. I personally don’t drink wine but was easily able to get my hands on some.
I was also able to pick up a Ephrems Old Time Bottle Cutting Kit on eBay. Get some of the tips and tricks I learned on the way after the jump.
