31 Jan 2010, Posted by Jefferson in Wierd and Wonderful, 0 Comments Tagged Ramon Coronado, Shopping Cart Furniture

Shopping Cart Furniture

Shopping Carts! they are probably as ubiquitous as anything can possibly get, wherever there are people you can be rest assured that somewhere at the bottom of a river, an alleyway or street corner you will find an abandoned shopping trolley, Los Angeles based artist Ramon Coronado spent a lot of time living across a neglected area of LA called MacArthur Park, the area with its largely Hispanic population was a hub for crime, Ramon also found a general lack of recreational facilities for children and an abundance of shopping trolleys. As part of a project he transformed the discarded trolleys into useful objects like chairs and swings. rather nifty if you ask me.

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31 Jan 2010, Posted by Jefferson in Fashion, 0 Comments Tagged Louis Vuitton 2010 Fall Accessories

Louis Vuitton 2010 Fall Accessories Collection

Breaking away from the instantly recognizable LV Monogram and Damier patterns, the Louis Vuitton 2010 Fall Accessories Collection offers a range of Footwear, Drum-Style Bags and Accessories for the modern man without the over-branding normally associated with the brand. there will no doubt be a lot more from the collection showcased over the coming weeks.
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31 Jan 2010, Posted by Jefferson in Lifestyle, 0 Comments Tagged Barcelona, Mandarin Oriental Hotel

Mandarin Oriental Hotel Barcelona

Launched to much fanfare in November 2009, The Mandarin Hotel in Barcelona is the place to stop whilst in the city, previously an old bank building it has been transformed by Spanish born and Milan raised architect Patricia Urquiola, known for her work with brands such as Foscarini, B&B Italia, Alessi, Capellini, Cassina, Knoll and Moroso she gave the place her unique touch, by lavishly using white and combining it with the Scandinavian sense of scale and clean lines, the result is a hotel that sets a new standard for luxury and class in a a city fabled for its art.
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31 Jan 2010, Posted by Jefferson in Fashion, 0 Comments Tagged Uniform Wares, Wrist Watch 001

Wrist Watch by Uniform Wares

There seems to be a bit of a trend these days with the whole minimalist watch thing, contrary to the gaudy collections of yesteryears designers seem to be going for the whole sleek minimalist look with clean lines and bold colours, but as always you find someone who does it better, presenting London based designers Uniform Wares, their clothes are based on the idea that you use them everyday but they are designed for the style conscious customer in mind, their first product ‘Wrist Watch 001′ testifies to this ideology, Made in limited numbers, expect a lot more to be released from this brand, I’ve got my money bet on them!
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