Tag Archives: Brooklyn

Destination: Eskayel, Brooklyn, NY

I’m a long-time fan of Brooklyn-based Eskayel. Eskayel was founded in 2008 by interior surface designer Shanan Campanro. Their fabulous merchandise is eco-friendly eye candy, and they have just announced The Indigo Collection. It is gorgeous and fresh, and features luxurious new heavyweight linen available by the yard. Ethereal and dreamy, it fits right in [...]

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Destination: Ann Wood Handmade, Brooklyn, NY

I recently made another Ann Wood boat, and was reminded of how gorgeous her home and studio are.  Ann lives in Brooklyn near Prospect Park. She is a fabulously talented artist and works mainly with found and salvaged materials including (my personal passion..) vintage and antique garments. Much of her inspiration comes from the materials [...]

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Destination: MODULE R, Brooklyn

Architect and owner Donald Rattner created MODULE R after designing modular art for various projects including his own home. He recognized a void in mass production that emphasizes people, and developed the concept store to offer customizable art and modern design solutions. The shop features unique products from designers around the globe including furniture, accessories, [...]

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Weekly Wrap Up: Brooklyn, Blue Velvet, and Greek Columns

Monday’s History Lesson: Greek Columns Wednesday’s Design Meets Fashion: Blue Velvet Friday’s Destination: Brooklyn, NY

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Destination: Brooklyn, NY | v.2

This weekend, Cannonball Press is holding their 6th annual $50 or less poster show, so I’m all about Brooklyn today. Brooklyn has something for everyone, whether you’re into architecture, fashion, art, culture, festivals, or farmers markets.. go! Such a fantastic city for design. Stunning! Brooklyn-based designer Kenneth Nilson makes all of his furniture by hand [...]

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Destination: Brooklyn, NY

Over the past ten years, Brooklyn has become a magnet for contemporary artists and designers. Its vibrant art scene has attracted hundreds of independent furniture and product designers, working creative communities, shops and galleries, and it continues to thrive despite the economic downturn. Here are a few Brooklyn-based home furnishing designers that I can’t get [...]

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