Posted by elutzik on March 26, 2010 | 1 Comment
Just forget about paintings and other wall decorations when you see what technology can do. The Runco WindowWall is a customizable video wall system, allowing you to seamlessly integrate video into the walls of your home or office. The WindowWall is visually-stunning, and personalizes a private viewing area. It can even replace you TV.
A typical WindowWall system comes in a 3×3 display configuration, pushing out a native 4098 x 2304 resolution onto a 10.1 foot wide screen, and can tile video from 1080p, 720p and other video sources. Other standard configurations include 1×2, 2×1, 2×2, 2×3, 3×1, 3×2, and 5×4 grids to fit into whatever wall space you have to work with. You can even arrange the displays onto curved surfaces.
Posted by elutzik on March 26, 2010 | No Comments
Studio Job created this one of a kind lamp which looks just like a Wrecking Ball and Crane which makes up think of industry and constructions. They took an enormous machinery which is used on construction sites and simply miniaturized it into an ornamental design object.
Posted by elutzik on March 26, 2010 | 1 Comment
If you have a big yard, or even a pool, you definitely need to have outdoor furniture, including a bed where you can relax in the sun while you drink a cocktail. I think I’ve found the perfect thing for you: an outdoor bed which can accommodate up to 7 people. Each model is manually produced and is composed of strong resin weave, which is woven onto the powder coated aluminum frame.
This particular model is available here, and if you don’t know what to do with 5000$, I say go for it.
Posted by elutzik on March 26, 2010 | 2 Comments
Have you ever wondered how does Miley Cirus or Christina Aguilera’s dressing rooms looks like? Or maybe you have a favorite star and would like to get inspired for your own? Well, I have found on instyle.com some celebrity dressing rooms and they are unbelievable. I’ve noticed that the most common thing in all of their dressers are the tons of shoes. Maybe when i’ll have the change of owning my own big dressing room I will get inspired as well.
Miley Cirus
"I wanted it to be very girlie and fashiony, kind of like a boutique," says the budding style star of her dressing room, in her North Hollywood home. "My mom assembled the chandelier and put on every single one of the crystals," says Miley. "And the design of it is the same as the printed ones on the walls! The hot pinks—the blacks—we love color!"
Christina Aguilera
"Everything on my shoe wall is grouped by designer—Louboutin, McQueen, YSL—all in their own little family," says Aguilera. "And there’s room for boots up top."
Olivia Wilde
About her 19th-century mirrored vanity: "It’s from the South of France and has never been restored"
Fergie
"I designed it myself, so there’s a boudoir-boutique feel."
Eva Longoria
"Tony loves me in Uggs. He says, ‘Wear your Hugs, honey’—that’s how he pronounces it with his French accent."
Nicky Hilton
"My Manolos are together, Chanels are together, Louboutins together."
Kimora Lee Simmons
"I wanted my closet to look like a boutique. I’m very neurotic is what my closet says about me. It’s always in great order."
Paula Abdul
"A comfortable pair of jeans, a great belt, and a leather jacket is all I need."
Mariah Carey
"I have about 1,000 pairs of shoes. But lots are in storage"
Jamie Lynn Sigler
"For years I have not been able to find anything in my closet," says Sigler. "Now I see all my clothes shoes and accessories, even some stuff I completely forgot I had .. with the tags still on them!"
Maria Menounos
"I hate shopping. Really. I used to go to the mall once a year and just stock up on white T-shirts, tanks, socks and necessities. Now I need nice clothes for my career."
