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miranda howe ceramics
the roadside scholar - stuff i found on the highway of life | September 2nd 2008 by Gigi Leonard
i like these earthy tones and heavy textures on the functional and decorative pieces of new mexico artist miranda howe’s collection. miranda’s pieces are influenced by her world travels and the rhythmic qualities of repetitive patterns. read more
Textile Art {Les Indiennes}
Write On and More | September 2nd 2008
Generously oversized napkins featuring an elephant print pattern will add a touch of Indian charm to your tabletop. Available in a set of 4 from Les Indiennes by Mary Mulcahy. enjoy hh read more
O’Suzannah’s New Digs
cvilleStyle | August 27th 2008 by Kyle
Virginia Woolf wanted a room with a view. O’Suzannah’s owner just wanted a better view of her room. And now she has it. The local shop selling all-things-good is up and running in its new location on 4th Street NE on the downtown mall (up read more
3D holographic imaging app for the Apple iPhone? video
Desinformado | Technology and Lifestyle Blog | August 26th 2008 by whatz
Designer David O’Reilly has transformed imagery into the future by taking iPhone application code and creating a 3G hologram which appears to jump out the iPhone screen. O’Reilly says: “The application works by assuming a constant viewing angl read more
iHologram - iPhone application
iPhone News Updated | August 24th 2008 by thanaads
iHologram - iPhone application from David OReilly on Vimeo. The application works by assuming a constant viewing angle (35-45 degrees), typical for when the device is placed on a tabletop. The 3d scene’s perspective is then warped using anamorp read more
iHologram iPhone
Impact Lab | August 23rd 2008
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYG63-aV7yQ This is the iHologram iPhone app by David O’Reilly which let you see 3D object on your iPhone screen. The application works by assuming a constant viewing angle (35-45 degrees), typical for when t read more
Designs By Nature {Blue Leaves Collection}
Write On and More | August 22nd 2008
Coffee and tea lovers can rejoice in the stunning, nature inspired Blue Leaves Collection. Hand painted porcelain cups and saucers feature fresh floral patterns. The unique silverware collection of tea and coffee spoons are designed and created by read more
heather mae erickson ceramics
the roadside scholar - stuff i found on the highway of life | August 15th 2008 by Gigi Leonard
let’s all glide into the weekend on the smooth and minimal stylings of philadelphia clay artist heather mae erickson. heather’s porcelain work revolves around the past, present and future, and how decorative art comes into play within a f read more
mini Japanese SCREENS
Chickedee | August 11th 2008
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Simple Tabletop Glam: Popmat Paper Placemats
Green Your Decor | August 5th 2008 by Jennae Petersen
Placemats are invaluable at my house. They tend to confine messes to a small area and make them easier to clean up — a big thumbs up when you have a toddler who makes messes even when she’s eating “daintily.” I know my little gi read more
Spice Up Your Life
Modern Living Hawaii | August 1st 2008
I have a confession; I hate the look of most Salt and Pepper shakers - I mean, I really hate them. A beautifully decorated table can be spoiled by the ubiquitous silver and glass salt and pepper shakers that don't match the place settings, or by pl read more
elizabeth prince ceramics
the roadside scholar - stuff i found on the highway of life | July 25th 2008 by Gigi Leonard
let’s have a look at the beautiful ceramic designs from uk artist elizabeth prince. in a previous life, elizabeth was a fine artist and a popular interior designer. her stolen moments in between commissions were spent working in clay, and as ti read more
Tabletop
Photospoon | July 19th 2008
Tabletop cafe, which is opened recently in May 2008, is located at 924 East Coast Road. It serves Western food. I was there with a group of friends. It is a nice cosy place to have a gathering with friends. read more
Microsoft Surface tabletop computers in Vegas
Great News! | July 18th 2008 by cowokkece
The Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has brought six Microsoft Surface tabletop computers into its iBar ultra-lounge for use and play by bar patrons. Cool. I cannot wait to get out there and try it out.Microsoft Surface is a thirty inch read more
Inspired Dining {Eloquent Ink Serving Pieces}
Write On and More | July 17th 2008
The nature inspired designs of Massachusetts based, Eloquent Ink, now grace a stunning line of porcelain plates and platters. Working with local artisans, each piece is hand-crafted and accented with either 22 karat gold or platinum. Functional ar read more
Nenen by Igor Marq for Corian
Origami Blog | July 14th 2008 by origamiblog
Architect Igor Marq designed an origami-inspired piece called Nenen for Corian. This innovative centerpiece is exemplary of form follows function; useful as a supportive base as well as a centerpiece for fruits and veggies! read more
In The End, Victory Was Won…Not Lost.
bits & bytes & pixels & sprites | July 9th 2008
This is… well… This is not entirely video game related but it’s enough to share with you all. It’s also a clear example to me that I’ve definitely got my shit together and my life is well balanced. Evidently some douche read more
Innermost Asteroid Lamp
Design Crack | July 8th 2008 by Brandon Baunach
Innermost Asteroid Lamp Innermost Ltd. stands firmly at the top of the homewares design curve, creating tabletop items and lighting fixtures as innovative as they are practical. Their signature Ghost collection, is the perfect expression of minimalis read more
Innermost Delight Drum Shade
Design Crack | July 8th 2008 by Brandon Baunach
Innermost Delight Drum Shade Innermost Ltd. stands firmly at the top of the homewares design curve, creating tabletop items and lighting fixtures as innovative as they are practical. Their signature Ghost collection, is the perfect expression of mini read more
Wallride
Mexican John Blogspot | July 7th 2008 by John Bowman
Located in the Primary School at the top of Sandyford, the bank has been tarmaced and is pretty good- better if you carve right to left though. There is a curb at the bottom that makes it good for manual into/out of wallride too. The school is easy read more
“D&D 4th Edition Core Rulebook Collection,” by James Wyatt, R…
Errant Dreams Reviews | July 4th 2008 by Heather Grove
Overall, I'm disappointed in D&D 4th edition. For now, my campaign is going to stay based on 3.5. I think I could make a good game out of it, but it would take more effort in house rules than I'm willing to put in. read more
Sandy Carson Photography
Mexican John Blogspot | July 4th 2008 by John Bowman
If you have never seen it you should definitley check out Sandy's website. It showcases his considerable talents as a photographer and he also has a blog on there too which he regularly updates. This photo of Andy Martinez from a recent Dig is a good read more
Working on My RPG
Blog of Frank S. Pilone | June 29th 2008 by Frank S. Pilone
No, not rocket propelled grenade, but Role Playing Game. I haven’t found a completely decent rule-set that I like, although the d20 is probably the best commercial set. My goal however would be to eventually provide a web site that would allow read more
Five Fun New Finds To Hip Up Your Home
If It's Hip, It's Here | June 22nd 2008 by laura sweet
Five fun new finds!From top:1. Anna Carin Dahl's Deer vases. Ceramic, 6" tall by 2.5" in diameter. Orange, Pink or Green with colored interior glaze.2. Chris Collicott's Toy Soldier candleholder. Heavy enough to be a bookend too! Size: 9"h x7"w 3. Pi read more
D&D Launches 4th Ed
gmtristan.com | June 12th 2008 by Mon Macutay
The much anticipated Dungeons and Dragons 4th Edition was launched last June 7, 2008 with Wizards of the Coast, official publishers of game declaring that day as “Game Day”. A special game day website was made by WotC so that fans and pl read more
pia baastrup ceramics
the roadside scholar - stuff i found on the highway of life | June 12th 2008 by Gigi Leonard
please bear with me while i take my time being completely enchanted by pretty things! i love these delicate yet sturdy porcelain pieces from the paperboat collection of danish ceramic artist pia baastrup. she makes the models in paper first, then rol read more
Nautical Summer
Modern Living Hawaii | June 6th 2008
This summer is about all things nautical, so I thought I would make a table inspired by the classic summer theme. The glasses came first, I found them in a Waikiki store and couldn't resist them; they are Tetra Fish Glassware from Roost. The Maldive read more
TableTop - O futuro dos computadores está numa mesa?
Free Soft | May 30th 2008 by Edu
Este vídeo mostra uma das propostas da Microsoft, para a tecnologia de um novo tipo de computadores de sala, o TableTop. read more
witches’ kitchen by tord boontje
the roadside scholar - stuff i found on the highway of life | May 22nd 2008 by Gigi Leonard
not that i have changed my mind about the opinion that tord can do no wrong, but his carved witches’ kitchen line of serving utensils, made of sustainable wood by artisans in guatemala, remind me of that one scary movie that one time, with jere read more
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