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| Lindsay Lohan Joins eHarmony to Find Love Posted: 17 Apr 2009 11:33 AM PDT
If you have not seen this yet, it is a must see! Rock n Roll Lindsay! After her long mourning period, post break-up with Sam, L.L. is back on her feet and going strong. She has made a commercial for eHarmony and finding true love, “or just someone to crash cars and spend her probation time with.” This video is circulating the web faster than a worm virus. Lohan is brilliant to sign up for this video mocking herself as portrayed by the media. I cant get over it! |
| Ventury Paris Introduce the Divine Collection Posted: 17 Apr 2009 11:25 AM PDT
The maison Ventury Paris, is pleased to present you Divine, the ultimate collection for exceptional furniture committed to keeping you on the latest trends. Inspired by fashion, design and the great tradition of french luxury, Emmanuel Touraine and Vincent Cadena has created a collection offering exclusive, super rare limited edition design chairs. All items are created in very low numbers and will never be produced again.
The Divine collection is a fabulous lounge chair and also a range of covers and materials. Retro in inspiration but modern in design, at the same time traditional and glamour, it is a piece of design that brings out the simplicity of the quality. A «must-have» product by invitation only. More info on www.Venturystudio.com
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| Posted: 17 Apr 2009 11:02 AM PDT  Joe Price's Home in Corona Del Mar Architectural Heir to the the one and only Bruce Goff, to date Bart Prince’s work is as unique and distinct, in its non-conformist methods, as Goff was to the world in his time. Though Goff’s mature work had no precedent, he drew inspiration from sources as varied as Antoni Gaudi, Balinese music, Claude Debussy, Japanese ukiyo-e prints, and seashells. As his student and assistant Bart Prince acquired or shared similar stimulus. The project’s that Prince has done in his lifetime can be compared to almost non of his contemporaries, many of which start from their environment, addressing and involving it 100% into the design. This can be seen below in the home he was commissioned to build by Joe Price, who also commissioned projects to Frank Lloyd Wright and Bruce Goff, in Corona Del Mar. “The scheme grew from the inside-out beginning with the desires of the client for privacy as well as an integration with the site and close association with the sea.”  Interior of Joe Price's Home in Corona Del Mar
 George Gradow/Barbi Benton Residence, Aspen, Colorado 1989-1993 Built on a beautiful 40 acre site above Aspen, the Gradows wanted to build one structure that would provide space for their family, guests, entertaining on a large scale, office and work space, gymnasium and exercise pools. The structure steps down the hill in cantilevered sections which allow for views from all of the spaces in the house. Part of the program from the beginning was for me to design the spaces within which Barbi Benton could work out her ideas for interior design to complement the way they wanted to live in the house.
 Boyd and Mary Kay Hight Residence, near Mendocino, California 1992-1993 This house is designed to be used initially as a weekend and holiday retreat but to eventually become the full-time residence for the Hights after their retirement. The house responds to the dramatic site with a continuous undulating roof which provides a buffer to the wind on one side while opening to the ocean views on the other. Guest quarters are located over the garage at one end of the house with the master suite under the same roof but at the other end for privacy separation.
 Bart Prince Residence and Studio, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1983-1984 |
| Posted: 17 Apr 2009 10:56 AM PDT
When technology collaborates with Fashion it results in this: Issey Miyake x Dyson collaboration- The two have come up with the DC16 limited edition (a.k.a "The Wind"), a super stylish handheld vacuum with twice the power of other handheld’s. Issey Miyake designed the Dc16 vacuum and Dyson designed the Dc16 jacket ( the 2007 Paris Runway ). What a beauty! Would love to see more collab’ of this kind, like a Martin Margiela Blackberry for example…
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| Posted: 17 Apr 2009 10:03 AM PDT
Australian artist Melissa Haslam’s Illustrations combine intricate plant life and figures in often haunting landscapes. Melissa draws influence from vintage illustration, botanical art, Victorian painting, and contemporary fashion photography. Her drawing skills are pretty impressive, I love it… Check out her blog for her latest news and in-process sketches/illustrations…
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