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Modern – Shop on Warren St. in Hudson, NY Full of great mid-century pieces.
Comment by Jason Money — November 12, 2008 @ 3:08 pm
Great custom furniture.
Comment by Maura Kendrick — November 12, 2008 @ 11:28 pm
I great custom modern furniture builder in the Cleveland, Ohio area is LSC Design (www.lscdesigns.com). She also fabricated these beautiful mirrors from metal.
Comment by Carol Drummond — November 13, 2008 @ 8:15 am
Fantastic custom furniture plus custom millwork and a solid wood furniture range.
Stephen Roberts
stephen@stephenroberts.com
Comment by Zach Hadlock — November 25, 2008 @ 1:21 pm
One of very few modern General Contractors in New York. For examples of their work see my site- http://www.stephenroberts.com
Stephen Roberts
Comment by Dutchman Contracting — November 25, 2008 @ 1:24 pm
New product that can add that oh-so-modern look to any wall in your home or office. (www.modernniche.com) It’s an easy to install architectural element, with great design possibilities. They look great grouped in an array.
Comment by susan drescher — December 1, 2008 @ 1:27 pm
great neon lamps and artwork.
check it out!
Comment by roger borg — February 12, 2009 @ 9:33 pm
I just came across your site and love it. Wanted to show you what I’m up to with my sustainably harvested, modern, natural furniture pieces. Please visit and share if you like. Keep up the great work.
Robin Wade
robinwadefurniture.com
Comment by robin Wade — March 9, 2009 @ 8:46 am
I like the work of the dutch Kiki.
http://www.kikiworld.nl/
Franca
Comment by Franca — May 11, 2009 @ 1:01 pm
Custom furniture from reclaimed lumber.
Comment by Tadessa — May 18, 2009 @ 10:41 am
Hello!
I wanted to write and tell you about a new website for artists, musicians, fashion designers, and filmmakers: http://www.PutItOn.com. I’ve been using the site as an artist and have my work there, and am trying to support it because I believe in it. Basically, the site allows artists from all over the world to connect, display their portfolios, and sell their work (with NO commission taken!). The site gives artists a FREE gigabyte of space to showcase their portfolios, allows you to stream audio and video works, lets you create live personal broadcasts, and translates any writing into ten different languages. If you could take the time to visit the site, and if you like it too, let your readers know about it, and even sign up yourself or link to it on your site it would be greatly appreciated! We are trying to make a go of helping out artists everywhere and are trying to get the word out, so please help us out if you like the site after checking it out! Thank you!
All the best,
Sarah at PutItOn.com
Comment by Sarah — June 5, 2009 @ 10:36 am
Hello,
I thought you might like to know that a collection featuring rare works by Poul Kjaerholm, will be going to auction this Thurs. June 11th.
The collection to be offered is exciting due to the fact that it is comprised of 15 strong pieces in excellent condition and includes models PK24, PK80, and PK54.
The collection will be offered by auctioneers, Bonhams New York, during their 20th Century F&D auction which includes work by Nakashima and Aurelio Martinez Flores.
You can see everything at http://www.bonhams.com/newyork.
All the Best,
Staci
Comment by Staci Smith — June 8, 2009 @ 3:50 pm
Hello-
Bernhardt Design has just launched a new and improved designer friendly website including downloadable hi res images, price lists, presentation pages and more. Later this summer we’ll also be adding CAD symbols and models. Please visit bernhardtdesign.com
With thanks,
Alyssa
Comment by Alyssa Coletti — July 16, 2009 @ 1:55 pm
Must have reusable Glass Straw by Glass Dharma has a Manufacturer’s Lifetime guarantee Against Breakage!
Reduce plastics in our oceans and landfills. keep beverages pure and free of chemical leaching and toxins. Try the elegance of glass while you learn about doing your part to better our planet’s invironment.
Comment by Cheryl — September 19, 2009 @ 8:17 pm
Looking to add a modern flair to the front of your house without breaking the bank? Then take a look at Modern House Numbers were you will find address numbers that match your style.
Stated in 2008 by two young architects searching for address numbers that would accentuate their renovated 1950’s modern home, they discovered such numbers were limited and expensive. Thus, Modern House Numbers was born to provide an alternative for homeowners who seek quality and style at an affordable price. Modern House Numbers provides a complete package of aluminum house numbers, mailbox numbers and curb stencils. Typefaces are available to match the style, personality or location with names like Soho, SoCal, Back Bay & South Beach.
These products are made from high quality recycled aluminum and exterior sign quality vinyl manufactured in the USA. House numbers are made from 3/8” thick aluminum, available in 4”, 6” & 8” high with ½” stand off’s to give it that great shadow look. Mailbox numbers are 3” high and available in a variety of modern colors. Complete the package with a 4” high curb stencil to paint your numbers.
define your digits at http://www.moderhousenumbers.com
Comment by Brandy — October 9, 2009 @ 3:23 pm
Original crystal glass. My favorite designer Jiri Bures collaborating with Czech art glass studio established in 15 century. Great whimsical designs.
Please visit : http://www.jiribures.co.uk/Design.html
http://www.jiribures.co.uk/Design.html/
Comment by Ivanka — October 30, 2009 @ 6:12 am
SUNNY is a pleasant and easy going chair produced by Area Declic. This is an enterely italian design.
See some pictures at http://www.box.net/shared/vn7nrb7fr3.
Please visit http://www.areadeclic.com
Greetings
Comment by Daniele Speranza — November 12, 2009 @ 6:19 am
Hello,
I thought you’d like to know that two rare works by Ron Arad will be going to auction at Bonhams New York next week.
The artist’s woven stainless steel mesh and steel “Pappardelle” chair (est. $130/150,000) and polished steel “Italian Fish” chair (est. $40/60,000) will both be offered on Dec. 9th.
The Pappardelle chair is particularly gorgeous and the Fish chair is instantly identifiable as well.
If you’d like to see images, please just let me know and I’d be happy to send that as well as full catalogue info.
All the Best,
Staci Smith
Bonhams New York
580 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Mobile: 917-345-5157
Email: Staci.Smith@Bonhams.com
Comment by Staci Smith — December 2, 2009 @ 4:09 pm
Please have a look at this website. http://www.artuse.nl
Zinc minimalistic furniture objects.
Thanks.
Comment by Anthony Kortschot — December 2, 2009 @ 11:50 pm
Hello,
Happy Holidays- I wanted to pass along my Menorah one, a menorah which balances tradition and modernity. It was on exhibit last month at Clarity of Vision: Shibui Designs Launch, and will soon be for sale on their website. Please visit: http://www.behance.net/Gallery/menorah-one/366889. Please let me know what you think!
Thanks and all the best,
Isaac
Comment by Isaac Nurik — December 13, 2009 @ 10:08 pm
Hi,
Outdoorz Gallery features a creative collection of pieces suitable outdoors (or in), for private and public spaces from a select group of award winning international designers (including many americans). Many of our designer’s works have been made part of museum collections including Tom Price at SF MoMA and Samare at Montreal Museum of Fine Art.
Comment by deborah Sommers — December 15, 2009 @ 8:51 am
Hello,
Just opened a new artisan tile studio in West Hollywood,CA.
Great collections of hand made tile from modern glass to encaustic tiles.
Would be happy to send pix if you are interested.
Thanks,
Lee Nicholson
Comment by Lee Nicholson — February 9, 2010 @ 4:21 pm
Let us know when the website is live – we’d love to check it out
Comment by admin — February 11, 2010 @ 12:11 pm
Подскажите как ссылки индаксируются при ранжировании. через какой срок.
Comment by Softozilla — March 19, 2010 @ 5:26 pm
Прикалываетесь чтоли, серьезные люди такого писать не будут.
Comment by Dikorifo — March 21, 2010 @ 2:10 am
Hello,
Please take a look at our design shopping site http://www.wannekes.com. We just add some great new products from designers like Ettore Sottsass, Konstantin Grcic Scholten & Baijings and Studio Job.
Wannekes.com sells Dutch design items and contemporary design on the interface between applied art and design. Interior designer Tanneke Neessen’s collection consists of products enhancing daily life and offering pleasure, comfort and humour. Some products are handmade, all products are designed with love. They have been selected with care, are refined and spring from creativity.
Kind regards from the Netherlands,
Wannekes team
Comment by T.Neessen — April 21, 2010 @ 11:39 am
this is awsomee
Comment by Furniture Packages Spain — May 31, 2010 @ 2:53 pm
Please check out this great artist/ designer from Holland.
Living in Vancouver,Canada . Producing wonderful sculptures and furniture objects.
His name is Arno Kortschot . look at http://www.artuse.nl
Thanks.
Comment by Mireille dijks — June 29, 2010 @ 9:48 pm
My Tip: http://www.edition20.com is a fascinating research platform which displays over one thousand 20th-century design classics from the world of furniture and interiors which are still being produced under original license. edition20 is offering a comprehensive, well structured and free research to all interior designers and all other design aficionados.
Even knowledgeable lovers of fine design will be astounded to learn how many classics are still in production under the original licence… just have a look: http://www.edition20.com – and enjoy browsing!
Comment by Robert Stephan — July 26, 2010 @ 10:15 am
check out Adam Rogers at http://www.standardmade.com, adam is devoted to the pursuit of harmony between modern design and quality craftsmanship. his work showcases a clean aesthetic inspired by classic modern design, with an emphasis on amplifying subtlety through details, executed by a maker trained in the traditions of furniture making.
Comment by nicole — August 9, 2010 @ 8:19 am
Hi
I just wanted to present our industrial WAINGRO candlestick sustainably made in Denmark with the highest quality materials.
The last five years we have had great success in Scandinavia and now looking to create awareness on other markets and therefore have a modest hope that our story and rare product could be an interesting content of your blog.
The heavy duty stainless steel industrial candle stick – partly crafted and polished by hand – is a redesigned industrial component, that weighs more that 2 lbs each and adds value to any minimalist design environment. It is made of acid resistant stainless steel and FDA approved black rubber and measures 7” x 3”.
To see pictures and video of the candle stick please take a look at http://www.waingro.com
Thank you for your consideration regardless of outcome. I would be pleased to provide you more information, if needed.
Best regards,
Comment by Jacob Sondrup Bachmann — September 16, 2010 @ 10:03 am
In Nov. 2010 House Beautiful, on page ? (not numbered but approx. 29) in an ad for mirage floors, there is a puple upholstered chair shown (along with two red ones>) Would yuu have any idea who manufactures the purple chair and where one might find one?
Thanks so much.
Mj Doonan
Comment by mj doonan — October 22, 2010 @ 8:47 am
Kartell San Francisco is moving!
Start your holiday shopping, with Kartell’s Moving Sale. Everything in the store will be discounted, with savings up to 40% off.
All sales are final. No phone orders. Please visit the Pacific Avenue location to see all the colors and styles available. Store hours are M-F 10:00am to 6:00pm
Location: 501 Pacific Avenue at Montgomery Street
Comment by marlene — December 1, 2010 @ 2:50 pm
Choose WISELY, Choose Melamine FREE!
FOH® Introduces Platewise™…A new TRUE GREEN Alternative
MIAMI, FL (November 2010): Front of the House® (FOH®) has developed a REVOLUTIONARY, NEW, stylish and TRUE GREEN alternative to traditional plastic and melamine dinnerware. Platewise™ has just been introduced to the national and international markets.
Made of natural bamboo – a highly renewable resource – and FREE of melamine, Platewise™ is a smart, non-toxic serving solution for all occasions. The dinnerware and serveware will stand up to rigorous commercial washings and easily decompose in a landfill. Platewise™ offers the perfect combination of style, function, and durability for a chef, as well as affordability and availability for a purchaser. For a guest, Platewise™ provides the reassurance of a beautiful and eco-friendly dining experience.
There is a strong emphasis on making wise choices and Platewise™ embodies all the characteristics that customers require. Style and durability are as important as Platewise™ being melamine-free, non-toxic and bio-degradable. It’s ideal for high volume, low-maintenance purchasers or for those who simply want to add a fresh, sophisticated yet natural element to plating. Dishwasher-safe is a phrase not associated with natural elements such as bamboo but Platewise™ defies traditional usability restrictions for bamboo. All products in the Platewise™ line have been tested — commercially washed thousands of times with no cracking or loss of lustre.
The Platewise™ collection is made of natural bamboo fiber…the rest is a secret recipe that we have been testing and perfecting for years. FOH® has been, and continues to be, committed to bringing to the Foodservice Industry, SAFE, stylish, GREEN, and budget-friendly serving solutions. No longer will controversial melamine be the only option for outdoor, casual, and institutional items.
Platewise™ is melamine-free, which means it is a safer, healthier choice than other products that contain the toxic ingredient. The FDA acknowledges that melamine can migrate into food from tableware under some circumstances. FOH® made the wise choice not to use melamine in any of its new, natural line, developing instead new technology that also improved durability. The technology used in the production of Platewise™ is exclusive to FOH®.
Platewise™…eco-chic, eco-nomical and eco-logical.
Front of the House® (FOH®) designs and manufactures unique tableware and serveware for the hospitality trade, transforming the ordinary into modern elegance. Exploring the intersection of color, green materials, unique textures and bold shapes with an array of sizes, the Front of the House® (FOH®) design team is continuously inventing new concepts for creative mixing and matching designed to stimulate the senses. All Front of the House® (FOH®) products reflect remarkable craftsmanship, environmental sensitivity, durability and value.
Front of the House® (FOH®) and room360° by FOH® are located at 9315 Park Drive, Miami Shores, FL 33138. For information, call 305-757-7940 or visit http://www.frontofthehouse.com.
— FOH —
Comment by Twilla Duncan — January 2, 2011 @ 7:19 pm
AirCycle: Elegant product design + sustainable housing. This product will greatly improve energy efficiency in multifamily housing.
Comment by Steven — March 3, 2011 @ 12:21 pm
Hello,
I’m contacting you on behalf of our client, GRAFF, manufacturer of designer faucets and bathroom fixtures. I thought your readers would be very interested in one of GRAFF’s ultra-cool faucets. The GRAFF Luna faucet for bathrooms has be very well received in the design community as well as casual observers all over.
Here’s a photo: http://www.drsandassociates.com/files/5613/0135/3496/luna1.jpg
More are available! I encourage you to please take a look and see it for yourself!
Best, Johnny
Comment by Johnny — March 29, 2011 @ 9:47 am
Hi!
I was browsing Just Seen, and I thought you might be interested in checking out Light X Design, a new book from lighting design guru Bentley Meeker.
Bentley Meeker is America’s premier lighting designer to the stars, and has worked for over two decades in the event industry at the highest level, creating extraordinary environments. In his book Light X Design: 20 Years of Lighting, he offers an intimate look at some of the popular venues he has transformed. The book illuminates readers with beautiful photography that showcases the artistry and strict attention to detail behind his electrifying staging work.
Understanding how lighting techniques work, using the right equipment, and having the creative ability to put these elements together in innovative ways makes almost any result possible.
Bentley Meeker has lighted weddings for notable celebrities like Robert DeNiro, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Chelsea Clinton, as well as for corporate events, runway fashion shows, television and movie premieres, concerts, prominent hotels, and philanthropic functions. His award-winning company, Bentley Meeker Lighting and Staging, is one of the nation’s largest and most prominent lighting designers and is celebrating its 20th anniversary with the book’s launch.
If you’re interested in receiving a review copy, or guest content, please feel free to e-mail me!
Thank you!
Eric
Comment by Eric — April 18, 2011 @ 12:13 pm
Hello,
I wanted to suggest a product for your blog: Cluster Coasters. http://www.etsy.com/shop/simbiotekdesignlab?section_id=7486957
Cluster coasters draw inspiration from geometric patterns resulting in triangulated arrangements. Cluster them together as a trivet or break them apart to enjoy drinks with friends. These coasters will surely be a conversation starter as they can be arranged in many combinations like a puzzle.
Each set comes with 6 coasters. Buy 12 or 18 and create a larger pattern. The coasters fit within a 3.25″ radius and interlock with all coasters in the series so you can mix and match. They are coated to protect against water and germs, made of baltic birch and lasercut for precision.
Please let me know if you need any other information or bulk pricing should you be interested, we design all of the coasters out of sustainable fast-growing wood. These coasters have been featured on many blogs including Better Living Through Design, they are also featured in Mur Design Shop in Graz, Austria.
Thanks for your time!
Comment by Hayley Stewart — April 28, 2011 @ 11:44 am
Here’s a good source for Modern House Numbers in recycled brushed aluminum.
http://www.moderndwellnumbers.com
Comment by Tom — September 15, 2011 @ 12:19 am
Hello,
I was really enjoying your site so I figured I would write you and let you guys know to keep up the good work. Check out this gorgeous and green friendly unusual solar lantern. The Soji Kenzo solar lantern can be used hanging from the included hook or placed on a table to give off a lovely glow during your outdoor romantic dinner. You can view the item by clicking here: http://mysteriousgifts.com/soji-kenzo-solar-garden-light.html check it out today!
Comment by dave vallely — October 10, 2011 @ 12:10 pm