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This is the gospel truth.
Natalie Norton
Design: Jane Riley
Styling and Design: Sweet Emilia Jane + Sitting in a Tree Events
Photographer: Katie Neal Photo
Romeo and Juliet poster by Beetroot Design Group: Every “Romeo” and “Juliet” throughout the entire text of the play is connected to form a star-shaped web of 55,440 red lines
*UNUSED ITEM*
Items for the Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker St, London.
Sherlock Holmes poster/postcard to parody the famous WWII propaganda posters.
Better quality and more:
http://www.penneydesign.co m/folio_gd_sherlockholmes. html
I-Beam Design, a New York-based architecture firm, designed a 500-square-foot dwelling (known as Pallet House), composed of 100 reused shipping pallets.
The project, which took approximately one week to construct, was an entry in Architecture for Humanity’s transitional housing competition.
The goal: to create a low-cost shelter for victims who lost their homes in natural disasters or war. The result: a charming, $2,000 - $2,500 makeshift bungalow that features a multifunctional table and sitting area, a sleeping loft, benches and counter space, roof access, bathroom and shower area, window sill plant-holders, and a floor that extends to create a small outside deck. Tack on a doorman, and you have more amenities than most apartments in New York City.
Hello, friends!
I need curtains for my living room. So that people can’t do what I shamelessly do as I walk around residential neighborhoods in cities (gape into lit-up living rooms).
Here are most of my worldly goods:
The carpet is rolled up but you can kind of see the pattern on it—salmon…