Showing posts with label J'adore Mod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J'adore Mod. Show all posts

Monday, September 21, 2009

J'adore Teo Jasmin

Decor lovers I have been turned on to the decorification of "Funky-Chic." That is the phrase I have coined for Teo Jasmin. Teo Jasmin is a unique and lovely little decor company that I will be highlighting twice this week, because just one post is not enough.

Teo Jasmin makes georgeous photos and lovely cityscapes a part of your decor-scape at home. They have pillows, wall art, chairs and loveseats with images that can compliment more than you think. If you are looking for a little adventure, an element of surprise in your home, try these decor ideas on for size....
















The Bold and the Beautiful ... Decor style
J'adore.

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Aspiring Spotlight

Through my MySpace page I have found some truly inspiring and interesting fellow lovers of decor. One of the first that wrote to me about his decor creations was The Lightstyler. He asked that I look at his work and frankly it deserves to be shared. I could say that I was doing him a solid, but really I should be thanking him for a gorgeous new blog topic.

The artist, and he is an artist, hails from Germany and the images you see below might appear to be freestanding glass sculptures or photographs of some being in the cosmos...

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...but really they are up close images of light fixtures and lamps made by hand!

Fabulous...no?





Sunday, September 28, 2008

Fun Finds J'adore

I'm BAAAACK! Sorry for my absence... it has been a crazy week! So here we go!

Here are some fun furniture finds I have hunted down around the net. Most of these were found on Plush Pod. I wish I were brave enough to own some of these myself.

Jellyfish chairs

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Musical Chaircello-chair

The Real Book Shelf

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Kicky Benches

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Monday, September 22, 2008

The Future of Furniture?

These pieces are made by a company called Driade. I found myself gawking at them a few days ago thinking, I don't know whether to tag these under abstract art or modern decor. In my opinion they are a little of both.

The simple curvatures and lines make them chic and sleek. They look like props out of a lost episode of Star Trek, but damn are they cool!