Made by hand all with object of thin glass…How wonderful are these?! It’s so inspiring to see what people can come up with when they are trying to imitate real life objects.
Have a nice day!
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Alexandra Soldatova is a photographer from Belarus, she photographed the artistically decorated bus stops in her country for 2 years and came up with this wonderful series. Make sure to visit her website for more!
“In Belarus, my home country, people love when everything looks neat, clean and beautiful. I decided to search for origins of this fact. So I researched the environment where people normally live and I was looking for rather outstanding and at the same time very common things which could influence the esthetic feeling of a person. This project is about decorating reality. All these paintings on the bus stops are made through local authorities by unknown “artists” with the only purpose to beautify empty landscape.” (Alexandra Soldatova)
(photography courtesy of Alexandra Soldatova via thisispaper.com)
William Morris (1834-1896), artist, philosopher and political theorist, was one of the most outstanding and influential designers of the Arts and Crafts Movement and through his company, Morris & Co., he produced some of the most fashionable and exciting textiles and wallpapers of his era. His legacy continues today with Morris & Co. producing authentic versions of his original designs alongside new interpretations to create up to date fabrics and wallpapers with timeless appeal. (via william-morris.co.uk)
Pictures gathered by Rex Dieter.
Tony Duquette, artist, jewelry, costume and Interior designer, born born in Los Angeles, California in 1914. Duquette designed costumes and settings for the movies, interiors for Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers, jewelry and special furnishings for Lady Mendl, as well as numerous night clubs and public places. Duquette was the first American artist to have a one-man show at the Louvre. (read more HERE)
“More is More and Less is a Bore” –Iris Apfel
Danke Schön Mme Reinders for this post!!
Hayon has collaborated with Bosa Ceramiche for over a decade. Various collections have been designed throughout the years. A family run business based in Borsa del Grappa, is fully dedicated to creating the finest ceramic crafts. (As seen in Milan during design week 2014 in Ventura Lambate at Spazio Jaime Hayon