want to get some 'architectural' indoor plants similar to above but know nothing about that kind of thing.Any ideas ?
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6 Jul 2013 09:47
quality plants & v good service
http://www.houseofplants.co.uk
6 Jul 2013 10:03

Was looking to do something similar to these clustered photos in my house,
although im struggling to find where to purchase any similar to these,
Any help would be amazing, thank you
Habitat always used to do nice white aluminum frames, try homebase i think they're selling off their old stock
edit - they're called Aluminus on their site
6 Jul 2013 10:56
Sorry i was a bit vague,
i dont actually mean these exact pictures, just a webstore or something where i can browse and buy 'similar' products?
Ive tried searching specific pictures id like on ebay but not having much luck so far
Searching google for minimalist art or posters is doing great either
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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6 Jul 2013 18:16
want to get some 'architectural' indoor plants similar to above but know nothing about that kind of thing.Any ideas ?
quality plants & v good service
http://www.houseofplants.co.uk

Was looking to do something similar to these clustered photos in my house,
although im struggling to find where to purchase any similar to these,
Any help would be amazing, thank you

Habitat always used to do nice white aluminum frames, try homebase i think they're selling off their old stock
edit - they're called Aluminus on their site
total lack of imagination… surely you can get some prints of things you like rather than copying an arrangement that means nothing to you?
Sorry i was a bit vague,
i dont actually mean these exact pictures, just a webstore or something where i can browse and buy 'similar' products?
Ive tried searching specific pictures id like on ebay but not having much luck so far
Searching google for minimalist art or posters is doing great either
Any help would be greatly appreciated
for the hand drawn stuff, there must be some sites that deal in young/new illustrators work theres so many people doing that style of drawing,
http://www.dan-stirling.com/
http://www.dan-stirling.com/
kitchen lighting thoughts? getting kitchen re done this month/next month, going to have light under the top row of cupboards to light the work surface I think but need something for the ceiling, the room is not that tall and not very big,basically 3mx2.5m I do not like spots in ceiling but are there any other options?
I mean recessed lights in ceiling, I just never seen ones I like, they just feel very 'new build' MFI but it is the best solution or a strip light with a nice casing which I guess I could have a box made for that in the ceiling, but even then I dont really think the kitchen is long enough for it, have to make a decision this month, guess can do once the kitchen design is finalised and we know what everything else is
@astroboy - A mate at work just launched his website which is a showcase for artists and illustrators, as well as the cut&sew t-shirts he's got all the
original artworks to buy as well as screen prints.
http://umbsclothing.co.uk/index.php/objetd-art.html
original artworks to buy as well as screen prints.
http://umbsclothing.co.uk/index.php/objetd-art.html
floss wans are nice too, especially the recessed version. Had them bookmarked for the hall but we need too many, also philips do some pretty decent spots - also check out artimede architectural for similair boxed, track & recessed spots

http://www.stylepark.com/en/artemide-architectural/technospot?ref=over_products_navig

http://www.stylepark.com/en/artemide-architectural/technospot?ref=over_products_navig
Nice those lights, got lots of new LEDS fitted recently, soooo much better than trad spots, got to be careful with the colour range though, had to change some with weird tints.
What are people's thoughts on using industrial kitchen stuff in homes? Not fitted obviously but surprisingly cheap, pretty cool and fucking bombproof I should think.
What are people's thoughts on using industrial kitchen stuff in homes? Not fitted obviously but surprisingly cheap, pretty cool and fucking bombproof I should think.
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