Interiors

Saturday, 17 September 2011

Hospes Palacio Del Bailio - Còrdoba











Looks like a great place to spend a day or 
two...or three.

Paolo Badesco Interior Design - Milano



Another design store in Milan that I like to visit every 
now and then, is that of Paolo Badesco. In this small 
shop there are some really interesting pieces to be 
found. The raw uncovered couch in the photo is a
favorite of mine. Take a look at the 'Archive' pages
on the website:

Paolo Badesco Interior Design
Corso Magenta 96
20123 Milano

Spazio Rossana Orlandi - Milano


Outside exhibition space

Eclectic collection of pieces

Computer desk, printer table and chair

Love the colours

A snail bench below ant-egg lights

a screen of mineral water bottles

Nylon bag plant pots

Inside the shop - second floor

Topographic chair

Beautiful ceramic insects

A very 'Margiela' couch

These ceramic jugs appear to be made of hide





A.V. perfumed candles. Olfactory delight!

These are the doors of a cupboard, everything
you see is set in transparent resin

Rossana Orlandi


Spazio Rossana Orlandi is an Aladin's Cave
of unusual design pieces many of which are
one-offs. Rossana herself is one of the great
characters of Milan, as unique as the design
pieces she collects. If you're coming to Milan
then this gallery/store is well worth a visit.
You'll probably have to ring the door bell for
admittance.

Spazio Rossana Orlandi
Via Matteo Bandello 14
20123 Milano


Friday, 16 September 2011

Azulejos









Whilst in Sitges last weekend, I took a couple of 
photos (the top two) of the beautiful 'azulejos'
in the courtyard behind the Sant Bartomeu y 
Santa Tecla Church. They brought to mind my
visit (many years ago) to Lisbon in Portugal.
The rest of the photos I found on Internet just
to remind me of the beauty of these painted tiles.

Saturday, 3 September 2011

Thursday, 1 September 2011

Perfect for a cycling holiday with no hotel worries


Perfect for a cycling holiday. No need to book hotels 
or make it to a destination by night fall...just as well
really as I guess the going wouldn't be easy with that
weight on your back. Not good on uphill climbs either.

Futurist bicycle with hubless wheels



Looks great. Can it be done?
Pedal on to the link at DesignBuzz.com: