Showing posts with label Clock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clock. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

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Some really cool things that I want to share with you guys.

Love this pendant. It is masculine with the matte black surface and an Edison bulb, but with some feminine blingy details:


Also love this ceiling lamp. It is Asian looking but with a very modern twist.


Also how cute are these George Nelson clocks for Vitra? For decades their designs stood the test of time.  I will always be enamored with mid-century modern anything.




By the way, I am editing this post with good news.

I recently launched my online home decor store, ENVILU, where you can find unique, interesting European and American brands. We sell not only home decor items, but also jewelry and pet products. So please check it out, and enjoy 20% off on your first order with coupon code EN1ST.

Also, don't forget that we offer free shipping on orders over $100. If you have any questions, you can either post here or contact us at info@envilu.com. Thanks!















Thursday, May 5, 2011

Glass keepsake boxes

These glass keepsake boxes by J. Devlin are on sale on OneKingsLane today. They are $12-$15. I think they have vintagey adorableness.




Also cute and on sale on Onekingslane is this tiny sterling silver clock with wood back. 

Friday, April 29, 2011

Clocks at Foundary

Check out these wooden clocks that are currently on sale at TheFoundary. The first two would look great in any adult space, but the rest would be perfect for nurseries.



Sunday, March 13, 2011

Nice clock.....Yes, it IS a clock.

I came across this beautiful carousel clock by Taipei designer Griffin Yang of Haoshi Design on A+R Store. Had to share it, because I found it interesting that at first glance it did not give the impression that it was actually a clock. I really like the delicate details, the snowy white look; and its function as a clock is just a bonus.

Apparently the numbers on the pillars represent time. The boy is the second hand. The mother, always keeping up with her child, is the minute hand and the father, according to Griffin, tells time by the hour as he steadily cares for his family.