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Dieter Rams is an industrial designer and he came up with the Ten Principles of Good Design. A method or process to developing a good design that has become a standard for other designers, especially in the 80s. The Dieter Rams poster can be bought in different sizes. The Dieter Rams Ten Principles poster is…
If you want to recreate Elio’s style from Call Me by Your Name, then you definitely need some Converse. It’s a cool piece of footwear, evergreen, and matches a lot of outfits, so go ahead and get a pair
Steen Ostergaard designed the A-line 291 armchair for Cado. As seen in The Spy Who Loved Me, it’s futuristic and organic at the same time. The back view looks like a laughing open-mouthed face. Made of injection moulded fiberglass reinforced Polyamide with cushioned seating.
Watching the series House, one would wonder why he is so fond of sitting behind his desk reading or just playing with a ball. His chair must be comfortable. Comfort and technology, that is Aeron chair. Designed by Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick, the chair makes use of environmentally friendly materials with the latest technology….
Exclusive details from the original notes of A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess. The strange but very interesting movie would give you the creeps. Now one can further dig into the mind of the novelist on how the story was developed. A Clockwork Orange book can explain or add to your confusion, best to get…
A compilation of the Blade Runner 2049 The Art and Soul of Blade Runner 2049 is one highly coveted visual art book. Showing behind-the-scenes photographs telling the story of the film from start to finish with insights from the actors themselves.
By Karen L. Maness, Richard M. Isackes Regan Arts Karen Maness and Richard Isackes collaborated with Art Directors Guild to present the story behind painted backdrops in Hollywood. Look into the wonder of painted backdrops in movies like the Wizard of Oz and Sound of Music brought to life in cinemas.
A superhero film by Pixar Animation, The Incredibles made an impression on children and adults. With the Art of The Incredibles, one may see graphics behind the scenes. The Incredibles book is available online.
The chip mug as seen in The Beauty and the Beast. The Beauty and the Beast Chip Mug is the perfect addition to your Disney collection. As seen in the beloved animated classic, this mug features the adorable, chipped teacup character Chip from the film. Made from high-quality ceramic material, this mug is both durable…
Whisky glasses as seen in Blade Runner – gift boxed set of 2 The Cibi Old Fashioned Glass now known as the Blade Runner Glass was designed by the Italian architect, Cini Boeri, for Arnolfo di Cambio. Arnolfo di Cambio is a well-known Italian glassmaker. The company released the Blade Runner glass set in 1973…
Breakfast is more memorable with the Hermes Bleus d’Ailleurs Breakfast Cup and Saucer. Take a sip or two from the exquisite made-in-France porcelain cup. This Hermes cup is seen in the movie Pain and Glory. Nautical with Greek connotations, the blue and white pattern makes you want to have breakfast by the sea.
Crafted in England in the 1700s, the Brown Betty Teapot makes for a better experience in drinking tea. Composed of red clay, it is said to retain heat more than the others. The antique teapots are handmade exclusively by Cauldron Ceramics. One could tell that it is original when looking at the bottom and seeing…
The Hunger Games train chairs were carefully selected to blend with the whole interior of the Capitol train. Soft cobalt blue velvet upholstery with a wood frame plus, it swivels! Have the ride of your life inside the Capitol train sitting in the comforts of the Hunger Games Capitol chair. The originall chairs are not…
Rick Stein, as a younger man, traveled down the Pacific Coast Highway to the Mexican Border. After 50 years, he retraced his steps to Mexico to taste authentic flavors and meet with the chefs. One episode featured large beer glasses called the Copa Chabela Cuadrada. These Chavela glasses are made of high-quality ultra-thick glass, square-shaped…
Poul Volther, a Danish designer, created the Corona Chair in the 1950s with Erik Jorgensen. The use of separate elongated cushions has been adapted from his earlier design, the Pyramid Chair. Corona chairs have chrome-plated steel frames with the elliptical cushions attached separately.