There's a very dedicated chap called Martin Klatsch who compiles various selections of kitsch pictures. Here he has gathered a collection of images from old 1970's danish pornographic magazines, paying attention to the decor rather than the action, the images are safe for work...
AAAAARGH!
This photo makes me want to go out and stab people. This is one of the 13 new meeting rooms that have been designed for the Lego building in Denmark. Everything about this picture is wrong, from the cliched geeks in childish cargo pants and thick black specs (plus 'ironic' t-shirt?) playing whilst sitting on the floor like children, in a childlike room (with the even more thunderously cliched 'blue sky thinking' decoration)
I found this execreble photograph at ARCH DAILY
a great blogger called Nige posted up a great piece that dealt with this horrible infantilisation process that we are all having foisted upon us, using the medium of the 'designer cupcake'
The comments section began to get interesting when people made intimations towards the correlation between women and their buying choices with regards to the propagation of infantilisation, but then everyone chickened out. shame.
his blog is NIGENESS, and it's ace
I would never really want to live in one of these ridiculously prissy, cold and over-designed houses, but I do quite like the thought of cleaning my teeth and looking at a nice water feature rather than an avocado plastic bath suite.
Villa Berkel
lovely lovely interior design at the parisian residence of Christian Lacroix! This is my absolute favourite style of interior design, modern and clean, but still warm and friendly!
scoot over to designerblog to see more..
Little Whales wallpaper - designer Geoff McFetridge for Pottock Prints
I reckon this would look great in any downstairs loo
Ruminant Bloom - lighting created by german born, london based designer Julia Lohmann from dried sheep's stomachs
Designer, Nguyen La Chanh, from Switzerland
It feels soft underfoot and does not smell when it gets damp.
Each piece of moss is cut into a foam frame, which prevents the moss from spreading or growing out of control.
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