from design attractor.
spaces designed by jamie hayon, on coolhunting
Amy Moore’s creative space, from Eva Black Design Blog.
from living, etc. via the marion house blog
The concept of limnality is incredibly important to me.
My favorite books always explore territory between the safe and the uncanny, as does my writing and my art. I love Margaret Atwood and Shirley Jackson; Mad Men, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Breaking Bad.
I was asking myself an aesthetic question about movies I’d love to live in, and the list is incoherent on the surface: Gattaca, Clockwork Orange, Umbrellas of Cherbourg, Sleeper, Rosemary’s Baby. A mix of mostly sci-fi and horror, nearly all with a cheery midcentury visual slant.
Danielle LaPorte’s Style Statement philosophy espouses the 80/20 rule. She suggests arriving at two words: one is your 80%, the other your 20%. It’s perfectly okay if they conflict at the core. Visually, thematically, Edward Scissorhands is a good pick: 80% the bright modernist village and 20% the neo-gothic castle.
The bright orange plastic skull my boyfriend got for me is a near-perfect representation of the style I’m creating. It’s in one of my signature colors, too.
Totally digging on skulls; love knockoff Hirst vibe of this tiny jewelry box.
from zgallerie.
