Now that nature has presented us with its autumn glory we are happy to follow its hues with our wardrobe and in our interiors. Some beautiful suggestions:
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| Charles de Lisle’s California Collection |
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| The Clothes Whisperer Blog |
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| Ralph Lauren |
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| Bridge + Bardot fall vintage clothing |
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| Grasshopper floor lamp by Swedish designer Greta Magnusson Grossman |
Autum is beautiful - it brings some soft and cozy glow everywhere around us. And we are all tempted to take it with us in our homes. It is such a pleasure to decorate our homes with the warm colors of autum leaves, branches and fruits. I just need to share with you these beautiful photos from Better Homes and Gardens magazine:
Fine stainless steel panels by Caino Design are going to be launched at the show -MePa Ricamo (right) |  |
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| WALLY bedside table by |
| Sára Kele |
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Serax – design Michel and Sébastien Bras |
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Artecnica - Tabouret Kaktus by Enrico Bressan |
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Zuiver – Chair Eleven |
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Kamkam - Tabouret The dressed up furniture(Images from Marie Claire)  |
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| Textile Field at the London Design Festival opening reception last night. Photograph by Susan Smart. |
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| ‘Cellular’ chair - designed by Mathias Bengtsson |
What is the difference between design for adults and design for children? Both should be of good quality and function, but for children it is obligatory to design with imagination! Then design is successful. And pleasure to look at and live with. That is what Life Time children rooms exude! Have a look yourself:
The To Declare exhibition is the highlight of the Helsinki Design Week program at the Old Customs House. And the job of making it an exhibition that people feel that they must come and see has been put on the shoulders of Kaj Kalin:
"Most of the gadgets and stuff around us are made to say, “Buy me!” Otherwise, if no one buys them, they have no other purpose for being. This is their only message. This exhibition is not just about showing design objects, but saying something with them.These will be items with a message.'The World Design Capital title is awarded every other year to one city which is exceptionally
Onebarrel by Harry Thaler
Shower timer David Weatherhead
Maurizio Montalti - a multidisciplinary designer, researcher, artist, and engineer - has created a Bio-Cover with the help of which it is very easy to achieve something considered until recently impossible - to facilitate degrading plastic chairs.
"recent mycological research has demostrated the ability of this model white-rot fungus in decomposing phenolic resins and more generally in degrading plastics, by literally feeding on them. In order to translate my overall research and address issues related to disposability, plastic toxicity, and the possibility of having fungi being able to “kill” this immortal materials, i focused my attention on a globally well-known iconic object: the plastic monobloc chair."
