Add interest to a window, a glass or plexi railing, a sliding-glass door, or a mirror with these stickers from Paris-based graphic designer Deborah Sommers, owner of the d. Garden Collection.
The decals can be used indoors or out, are available in opaque or semi-transparent versions, and come in 11-by-17-inch sheets that cost 15 euros (about $22) apiece. Top: Twigs; above: Maple Leaves.
Sommers also offers UV-protected, semi-transparent fabric banners that can be used outside or in to dress up a bare wall, to divide a space, to add privacy, or to screen an unattractive view. The panels can be made to order in the dimensions of your choosing, or purchased in the standard size of 78 by 20 inches for 140 euros ($203). Above: Pitch Fork.
Leaves 1, Multi-Stripe, and Pink Flowers 4
See the entire d. Garden Collection right here.
(Via Home Rejuvenation.)
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Cool Stuff: d. Garden Collection
Monday, June 11, 2007
Cool Stuff: Patterned Window Film
Emma Jeffs' lovely window film made its way around the blogosphere awhile back, but until recently the product was only available in the United Kingdom. At last, some savvy online retailers (in this case, PureModern and 2Jane) have decided to make the ingenious window covering available to the U.S. market.
Available in six different patterns, including Adelphi (above), Moroccan Tile (right), and Orba (below), each roll is 39 inches long by 47 inches wide and costs $75.
Simply cut the translucent film to size and apply to window panes with water. The film peels off easily and without a sticky residue, and adds needed privacy and gorgeous pattern to windows without blocking light.
Since poor Nick is constantly complaining that his only view from the kitchen window (yes, my husband wears the apron in this family) is of our next-door neighbor's concrete driveway, I know exactly where our next roll is going. But the pretty film would also look great on an interior French door or even on a glass shower door.
What will you do with yours?
