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	just life...	1 Relevance	21 years ago	Agi	General discussion
	I was thinking about this: is there a connection between LIFE and ART. Some people say that artists can only CREATE when they are really down/upset/unhappy. The thing is, that's the way I feel now but it stops me from creating coz I've completely run out of ideas. Led Zeppelin helps.. Artist in me is dead when things go wrong. Does anybody feel the same sometimes?
	I saw new Cylinda stuff in	1 Relevance	10 years ago	Spanky	General discussion
	I saw new Cylinda stuff in Copenhagen shops as recent as the late 90s, maybe up to 2005 though I'm not positive about that. edited to add: Hmm....still in production! The S&P shakers are listed and the other thing appears to be the sugar bowl. https://www.stelton.com/da/designlines/cylinda-line
	I almost	1 Relevance	13 years ago	waffle	General discussion
	I almost bought a house in Corvallis that reminds me of that. Similar vibe, significant issues. I was going to fix it, decorate it, and rent it out to international visiting professors. Probably a good thing someone bought it. Still shocking nobody has taken the risk. I would be very at ease living in that space.
	Seems to bulky and flat on the sides	1 Relevance	13 years ago	bj	General discussion
	Seems to bulky and flat on the sides for Alfred Hendrickx. V-form (Vermaercke) didn't produce such a thing, either. There's one other belgian designer I'm thinking of, but can't remember his name. He designed a sanatorium on the belgian coast and did mostly custom furniture design...
	Spanky: I'll let you know if...	1 Relevance	13 years ago	leif ericson - Zephyr Renner	General discussion
	Spanky: I'll let you know if... Spanky: I'll let you know if it tangles on me. I expect it will. But if in case I accidentally stumbled onto something that makes it not tangle I will try and figure out what that is, I will try to be conscious of what that is and report back. It was very thoughtful of Frank to send the thing in a box pre-sized to have a hole cut in the top for me to pull cord out of.
	wow	1 Relevance	14 years ago	waffle	General discussion
	wow that sure is borderline. Velour. Yummy. I think it is a product of it's time but not sure how it has aged. I betcha it's comfortable! How were you thinking of recovering it? EDIT - If the upholstery is decent i would consider NOT recovering it. Those colors, that material. As I said, it is an almost perfect THING from that era and if you like THINGS from that era, I'd be tempted to leave it alone. It is what it is.
	message for Riki	1 Relevance	15 years ago	niceguy	General discussion
	message for Riki Riki, Before you leave forever, please tell us more about the happenings at your chalet and give me an update on your search for the Fontana Arte Tour table. It is probably a good thing that budgetstella never ran across The Ark. That guy took mean spirited to a new level. Mark your are as chic as ever.
	Thanks for the leads,...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	bj	General discussion
	Thanks for the leads,... Thanks for the leads, Simon. In fact what I'm looking for is some guidance in the proces of upholstering these. As your example shows, I'm contemplating leather. Only thing is, I can't find a scource wich tells me the materials and technique used: singles, foam, padding... how it's done around the legs etc.
	the art of Nature..	1 Relevance	15 years ago	matty	General discussion
	the art of Nature.. or rather the acceptance of Nature as art could hinge on ones spiritual beliefs, no? if nothing else, my most loved form of "art" is the art of everyday. the "art" of life and the living. everything you can hold, see, smell is the stuff of art and the very unsung inspiration of any other thing traditionally accepted as art. boy do i feel like a hippy.
	Thanks. There is an appealin...	1 Relevance	15 years ago	tchp	General discussion
	Thanks. There is an appealin... Thanks. There is an appealing elegance to how the clock is put together, without any of the parts even being all that costly to produce. It would be nice if more things were designed this way. The glass and metal clock face are held in place by three spring clips, so the entire thing can be taken apart in seconds.
	I like your place. I got...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	I like your place. I got... I like your place. I got a couple of books this morning, $7.50, one on the chaps responsible for Gatwick and all sorts of other entrancing monsters and a 'be modern retro at home' sort of thing, nothing special, good to look at for wood turning profiles.
	You've been that poor too huh...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	You've been that poor too huh... You've been that poor too huh? Its a horrible thing. I even slept in a bus shelter once as a student. Thank god thats all over but the lessons are still with me and think I live better than many of my friends on half the income. But if there was something I really wanted I would happily go without food, or at least eat rice for a week. $200.00 dollar book? No problem, just starve.
	It has to be	1 Relevance	16 years ago	MadHaus	General discussion
	It has to be It looks as if the the dimensions are perfect, many companies screw that up when replicating, also its stamped knoll. Endless its a chinese rip off with a fake knoll stamp it has to be real, I would think. The only thing that is off about it is the screws seem to be different and the coating on the metal is strange looking to me, but it just may be the picture. nice chair!
	Gargoyles and rocks	1 Relevance	17 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	Gargoyles and rocks Really...we have these cast gargoyles that my hubs bought ages ago and he loves them so we use them. THey' kind of a flying cat looking thing. I also have a cool rock I picked up on the beeach and a couple of IKEA plastic ones. Sorry to report nothing terribly exciting.
	Glass absolutely	1 Relevance	17 years ago	jef180 (FIN)	General discussion
	Glass absolutely I've been thinking about the same thing. I'm glad to hear that you can buy the jug separately as I've been extremely careful not to break it thinking it can't be replaces. Another question btw on the design - does anyone else get a squirt of water when opening the lid or is it just mine? It is truly one of the best looking coffee makers on the market.