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No matter if you’re renting or have your own place, it is important to make it feel like home. To do that, sometimes all you need is to bring in some new plants and hang up your favorite pictures or art on the walls. Other times, you need to get a little bit more elaborate to inject your personality into your space. That is where one starts taking up various DIY projects.
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This peaceful apartment in London translates de owner believes into calm place with a minimalist vibe that makes anyone feels at home.
Although his creative career started in architecture, UK based artist and designer Alex Khabbazi now explores form and materiality in two dimensions. His process combines physical and digital techniques to create bold, decisive artworks featuring analogue textures and undulating shapes. Aside from designing standalone prints, Alex lends his distinctive style to select musicians, record labels and fashion brands for collaborative releases.
India-based architectural studio The White Room, run by Nitin Barchha and Disney Davis, uses minimal design and natural materials to create clean spaces bursting with plant life. In their recent proje
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Size: Large (6" X 6") Display your favorite photos, images, and quotes on this vibrant ceramic tile. You can use your custom tile as a trivet or to upgrade your home décor. Great for holiday, wedding, and office gifts. Dimensions: 6"l x 6"w; Thickness: 0.19" Weight: 8.5 oz. Made of white ceramic Full-color, full-bleed printing Not recommended for outdoor use. Protect from exposure to direct sunlight Designer Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product’s customizable design area measures 6" x 6". For best results please add 1/8"" bleed
Zellige tiles or zellij is an ancestral north African art. The tradition has been treasured from one generation to another and today only very skilled craftsmen can achieve these complex geometric mosaics works. Ideal for wall and floor coverings, but also for fireplaces, fountains or even swimming pools, Moroccan tile has inspired many architects and designers to create custom original works.Zellige has been made in Morocco for over a 1000 years. Finding the highest quality clay is extremely important to produce the finest Zellige tile. The region of Fez has one of the best quality clays in Morocco.The clay is soaked in water until it reaches a soft texture. Once the clay is soft enough to handle it is filtered by hand.After filtering, a skilled craftsmen flattens the clay by hand into squares. This part is very important because the clay must be compact with no air bubbles in it.Raw Zellige clay tiles are then allowed to dry outdoors, like adobe. Most tile production takes place in the summer, early fall and spring.After the clay is shaped, molded and flattened, it is kept and stored in a cool dry place to be readied for a first bake.After the uncured Zellige tiles are dried another skilled craftsmen applies the colors to the top of the tile. Be aware that today in Morocco many tile factories use paint guns to apply colors. Using spray guns provides the same looking tiles and many more colors are available with a lower cost. The reason we don't buy spray painted tiles it is to ensure that the paint coating is thick and resistant.The Zellige tiles are now placed in natural, wood fired kilns. In traditional moroccan Zellige kilns heat circulates unevenly, resulting in slightly different tones and colors for each tile. This imperfection makes Moroccan tiles so unique and beautiful.The end product is a 4"x4" tile with uneven edges.Note: All our tiles are 100% hand made. Our factory uses the same techniques as our ancestors to ensure quality and authenticity.Zellige making is considered an art in and of itself. This art is transmitted from generation to generation by master craftsmen. There are three craftsmen needed for Zellige. The first selects the tiles and then draws the shape desired and passes the tile to the next craftsmen.The most important part of this entire process is the third craftsmen, also called the master craftsmen. He specializes in cutting the excess clay and performs precision cutting. The end results are an incredible variety of shaped pieces that are assembled to create intricate Zellige patterns. The possibilities are unlimited!
Baby bangs (or "micro fringe," as the beauty editors say): they look so cute. Or frightening. Or classy. Or punk. Or cartoonish. Or elegant. And notoriously difficult to pull off. Here are 35 real women, all with very different styles, who wore them well. Anna Mae Wong. She was the first major Asian-American film star, popular in the 1920s onward. Photo via. Louise Brooks, in a publicity still for Now We're In The Air, 1927. Her graphic bob with blunt bangs was groundbreaking in the 1920s. It was incredibly sleek, yet the ease of the style suited her carefree, energetic characters. Photo via. Elizabeth Taylor, 1950s. She wore a pixie cut with baby fringe curled inward from her temples. Photo via. Bettie Page, 1950s. Probably wearing a costume of her own design and making, and probably shot by Bunny Yeager. A policeman who moonlighted as a photographer suggested she wear bangs to make her large forehead more photogenic. So she cut them herself, and the iconic "Bettie bangs" were born. Very young Joan Collins. Photo via. Natalie Wood, shot by Ralph Crane for Life Magazine, 1956. Eartha Kitt, from the Michael Ochs Archive, Getty Images. Image via. Shirley MacLaine and Jack Lemon in The Apartment, 1960. Audrey Hepburn in Sabrina, 1954. The thick curled fringe is part of her character's sophisticated Parisian makeover. Audrey Hepburn in a publicity photo for Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1961. Her look was decidedly different into the 1960s, with longer hair and a more worldly persona. Her whispy, barely-there fringe is the most iconic look of her career, and possibly the most iconic baby bangs ever. Photo via. French New Wave queen Anna Karina in Bande à part (Band of Outsiders), directed by Jean-Luc Goddard, 1964. Photo via. Sally Field as Gidget. Photo via. Winona Ryder filming Beetlejuice, 1988. Photo via. Annie Potts in Ghostbusters II, 1989. Photo via. Juliette Binoche in Bleu, from the Three Colors trilogy by Krzysztof Kieslowski, 1993. Photo via. Gwen Stefani, ca. 1993. Photo via. Jeneane Garofalo in Reality Bites, 1994. Photo via. Angelina Jolie in Girl, Interrupted, 1999. She played an aggressive, narcissistic loose cannon; her hair and style captured her character's frightening charisma perfectly. Photo via. Fiona Apple performing ca. 2012. Photo via. Audrey Tatou in Amélie, 2001. Inspired about a million copycat haircuts, and nearly as many instant regrets. Brittany Murphy in Love & Other Disasters, 2006. She's meant to be a modern take on Holly Golightly. Pauley Perrette, who plays Abby Sciuto on NCIS. Photo via. Christina Aguilera, ca. 2008. Photo via. Katy Perry, from her California Gurls video, 2010. Dita von Teese. Photo via. Krysten Ritter in a scene from Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23, 2010. Penelope Cruz, 2011. Photo via. Marion Cotillard in Nine, 2009. Lizzie Caplan wearing the cut she got for Masters of Sex. Her fringe looks pretty nice for something made of your mom's chest hair. Photo via. Emma Watson with her big post-Hermoine cut, ca. 2010. Photo via. Hayley Williams, singer for Paramore, ca. 2013. Photo via. Lily Collins with her cut from Snow White, 2011. Photo via. Designer and model Annabelle Dexter-Jones, photographed by Emily Weiss for Into The Gloss, 2012. Photo via. Vogue Italia cover model Fei Fei Sun. Photo by Christian MacDonald for Models.com; styling by Britt Marie K; make up by Fara Homidi; hair by Hiroya Watase. 2013. Photo via. Singer / producer Grimes, (aka Claire Boucher), likely ca. 2013. Photo via.
During the lockdowns of the past year, it’s been all about nesting (and investing) in our homes. Serving as both our workplaces and sanctuaries, as well as our private entertainment spaces, apartment Feng shui has become top priority next to staying healthy. One of the most re-posted apartments on Instagram during the pandemic has got…
Stained glass is having a moment, and these spaces show how to do it right.
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Ashley Taylor and Tymer Tilton's home is the very epitome of dreamy—and they DIYed it all themselves from what was a raw space just a year-and-a-half ago.
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