Photo: Brett Adamek
Location: Ristorante La Giostra, Firenza, Italia
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Photo: Brett Adamek
Location: Ristorante La Giostra, Firenza, Italia
Photo: Brett Adamek
Location: Ristorante La Giostra, Firenza, Italia
Tablecloth Design Concept of the Day: “Underfull Tablecloth” by Kristine Bjaadal.
At first glance the tablecloth appears to be a traditional white floral damask, but it contains the most wonderful secret; a hidden pattern that first shows when wet. Sooner or later someone is bound to spill, but where this person usually feels clumsy and embarrassed, he will now feel fortunate. An everyday negative situation is turned into a positive experience.
Demo video here. Kristine is reportedly in the process of examining the possibility of mass production.
(via colieroliepolie: crystalllllll: thedailywhat: designmilk)
Jamila
“absolution” 2009
5’ x 5’5”
fabric, glass, acrylic on canvas
inquire: info@jamilaproductions.com
The perfect desk to dream
to write, to think, to tea
The perfect spot to dream
to lounge, to ponder, to sleep
From Architectural Digest, August 2009:
Jean Bauchet’s Es Saadi hotel, completed in 1966 in the heart of Marrakech, was quickly adopted by jet-setters and celebrities. Recently, the Bauchet-Bouhlal family added 10 luxury villas to the property, each one showcasing a unique cultural and architectural style. [Below] is the private pool of the lush Persian Villa, located in the middle of Es Saadi’s gardens. The villa’s sky-blue walls are covered in tadelakt, traditional Moroccan plaster, which reflects light in such a way that the luminosity seems to come from within the walls themselves. (August 2009)
All the photos below were taken by Marina Faust. Elisabeth Bauchet-Bouhlal designed the interiors of the villas.
Dining area of the Favorite Villa
Location: Es Saadi Hotel, Marrakech, Morocco
Source: Architectural Digest
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