We have a total love affair with Japanese design, so we thought another post on Japanese design wouldn’t hurt. This house in Fukuyama is one of the latest works of Japanese design studio Suppose Design, located in Hiroshima, Japan.
The house is set on three levels all situated below street level. We just love the use of honest materials and the huge amount of vertical glazing gives the home a beautiful amount of natural light whilst capturing the amazing view over the city.
While flicking through the latest InsideOut magazine we saw this fantastic looking shop called Kabinett in Kyneton Victoria, Australia. Looks amazing!!! Checkout their website www.kabinett.com.au
Now this is fantastic! Dutch designer Jacco Maris has created the Outsider Lamp collection.
Description from Jacco Maris:
The outsider is an imposing lamp for indoor and outdoor use; an intriguing object that combines decorative simplicity with a hefty dose of robust charm.
The pedestal and the arched frame are made of powder-coated steel and the shade is made of cast aluminium. The large window, made of clear glass, endows The Outsider with an illumination pattern that delights the eye. This exclusive lamp is available in black and aluminium blank and has a pedestal with bolt apertures for attachment to a hard base such as stone or concrete. Another version is available that can be embedded in cast concrete. The standing lamp is joined by a hanging lamp, an adjustable hanging lamp and a wall lamp.
Sorry about the lack of updates. Naughty us!!. We have posted a few cool new entries to keep you all going. Anyone who is into fashion must checkout http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/ it is an amzing site site dedicated to fashion and what people are wearing throughout the world in different cities. A must for those who are looking at getting fashion ideas, or if you are being a bit nosey!!!
Outofstock recently completed the interior of Hatched, a casual restaurant in Singapore that serves breakfast all-day.
The Restaurant is housed within a fifty-year old student dormitory building next to the National University of Singapore’s Law Campus. the design was to create a cozy and fun dining atmosphere while having accommodate up to 38 diners and a kitchen into the 58 square meter space.
Now this house is pretty clever. Portuguese architecture firm EZZO transformed a common building with no pretensions into a modern home. The outside has been somewhat transformed with the addition of metal structures and wood coating, giving a different identity to the house. Whilst the only things that are new inside the house are the bathroom, garage and kitchen!
So we are busy doing two things at the moment. First is designing a table for The Feast Of Canterbury at Riccarton House in September so we are choosing fabrics, colours, getting things made and getting things quoted so come September you all will see the finished product posted on the blog or you can always come to the event itself and vote for us!!!. Second is Twomey bathrooms that are now in the almost completed stages so above is a sneak preview of whats going down and the general state of the place!!! Shutup it is interesting!!
Oh loving these amazing Pylons by Choi+Shine. The designers have taken a mundane object and tuned them into statues on the Icelandic landscape by making only small alterations to existing pylon design. Genius!!
This is the new headquarters for online fashion store Net-A-Porter in London by UK designers Studiofibre.
The project incoporates office space, retail, event spaces and a photograhy studio.
All photographs are by Pantling Studio.
checkout Net-A-Porter’s website http://www.net-a-porter.com/
