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inversesquare
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6774 posts since 7/6/08

6 Feb 2010 21:55

Sure that's not a bin?

Strummer

2181 posts since 24/7/04

7 Feb 2010 14:26

Also considering the Konstantin Grcic Diana E. Not sure how this'll work as a bedside though.

figurine

6135 posts since 14/5/07

7 Feb 2010 14:28

First one you posted is proper awful Strummer. Like the second but not entirely sure it would work beside a bed.

Strummer

2181 posts since 24/7/04

7 Feb 2010 14:31

figurine wrote: First one you posted is proper awful Strummer

Really? No matter how many options I see, I always come back to the Platner!

Strummer

2181 posts since 24/7/04

7 Feb 2010 14:35

Love the detail on this (enlarge the image)

http://www.ambientedirect.com/en/classicon-adjustable-table-e-1027.html

Dee

12183 posts since 22/11/07

7 Feb 2010 16:21

http://www.turnerexhibits.com/portfolio_detail.php?sub=kinetic&p;=portfolio/kinetic_architecture/1

same architect..

http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/sf/inspiration/the-brain-by-olson-sundberg-kundig-allen-architects-046585

New York Herald Tribune
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2015 posts since 13/8/04

7 Feb 2010 16:30

expensively assembled but pushing naffness - some of that victoriana detailing (and attached to breeze blocks!) is really bad. sure they're very nice places to own and live in though, if tasteless

Best

9976 posts since 21/10/05

7 Feb 2010 16:30

bit industrial for me, nice windows and settings though

loving this marble at the moment, when i do my next place the whole thing is being decked out in it huge tiles and underfloor heating FTW

jimm

1558 posts since 22/11/04

7 Feb 2010 16:48

I like this Barbican flat with original fittings and vitsoe units:

DuffMan

14389 posts since 21/2/07

7 Feb 2010 16:49

colour coordinated books

Idiots

Homer

23926 posts since 8/5/03

7 Feb 2010 16:50

Thats well

Best

9976 posts since 21/10/05

7 Feb 2010 16:52

cool that even the bookcase, would love the live there

Strummer

2181 posts since 24/7/04

7 Feb 2010 16:54

Very nice, if a little too cramped.

Space is key for me.

Dee

12183 posts since 22/11/07

7 Feb 2010 16:56

New York Herald Tribune! wrote: expensively assembled but pushing naffness - some of that victoriana detailing (and attached to breeze blocks!) is really bad. sure they're very nice places to own and live in though, if tasteless

Naff & tastless?

The Victorian detailing is what makes this for me. The juxtaposition of the industrial mechanics with the bare common modern aesthetics of such things as breeze blocks is amazing imo.

MoB