March 8, 2008

Marimekko wall hanging

Filed under: Companies, Finland, Interior, ND pool on Flickr — Nordic Design Photo Pool @ 11:12 am

landjane has added a photo to the pool:

Marimekko wall hanging

Link: Marimekko

March 1, 2008

Give new life to your IKEA furniture

Filed under: Companies, Furniture, Sweden, Vintage — Igor Polyakov @ 7:25 pm

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If you need to freshen up your IKEA furniture, check out Bemz. The Swedish company offers a variety of slipcovers designed to fit IKEA’s chairs and sofas even some that swedish giant no longer sells. They offer a wide selection of fabrics and customized slipcovers, including the new Metropolis collection. Recalling classic mid-century Scandinavian design, it’s great for creating a retro, moody atmosphere in your crib.

Bemz produces all of their products with 100% natural cotton and/or linen fibres. They have choosen their fabrics with a focus on quality and durability. All of sofa, armchair and cushion slipcovers are prewashed, preshrunk and guaranteed.

Link: www.bemz.com

January 16, 2008

MacBook Air

Filed under: Companies — Igor Polyakov @ 9:44 am

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From Apple Hot News:

Apple today introduced the world’s thinnest notebook: MacBook Air. It measures an unprecedented 0.16 inches at its thinnest point while its maximum height of 0.76 inches is less than the thinnest point on competing notebooks. In addition to a stunning 13.3-inch LED-backlit widescreen display, MacBook Air offers a full-size and backlit keyboard, a built-in iSight video camera for video conferencing, and a spacious trackpad with multi-touch gesture support, letting users pinch, rotate and swipe. The new notebook is powered by a 1.6 GHz or 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor with 4MB L2 cache, and it includes as standard features 2GB of memory, an 80GB 1.8-inch hard drive, and the latest 802.11n Wi-Fi technology and Bluetooth 2.1. Starting at just $1,799, MacBook Air begins shipping in two weeks.

December 6, 2007

Software: Microsoft’s Dirty Santa IM Bot Talks Oral Sex

Filed under: Companies, Talk — Igor Polyakov @ 2:46 pm

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Software: Microsoft’s Dirty Santa IM Bot Talks Oral Sex

Sad and fun in some time, this time developers from Microsoft were not able to curb their Santa’s bad behaviour… Why this post is here? Finland is well know as Santa’s Home.

Via GIZMODO

November 26, 2007

Bsweden Konfetti Chandelier

Filed under: Companies, Shops, Sweden — Igor Polyakov @ 6:27 pm

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Bsweden Konfetti Chandelier Chandelier consisting of several disco balls, in different shapes or sizes. Bespoke item. Permanent pole in chromed steel, ceiling rose in white lacquered steel. Low voltage halogen with transformer, bulbs included.

Design Lab 2007

Filed under: Companies, Competitions, Talk — Igor Polyakov @ 6:11 pm

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In September we wrote about Electrolux Design Lab 2007 competition finalists. Today one of their representatives contacted me and asked to pass further some additional information related to this competition:

Tomorrow in Paris a panel of internationally renowned experts from the environmental, design, and technology communities, are speaking at the International Forum on Design and the Environment presented by Electrolux Design Lab 2007.

Design Lab is an annual global design competition open to undergraduate and graduate industrial design students. This year they are invited to present their innovative ideas for eco-friendly and sustainable household appliances and solutions for 2020.

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November 18, 2007

Cognac glass by Ingegerd Råman

Filed under: Companies, Sweden — Igor Polyakov @ 12:50 am

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Buy Cognac glass from PID.Se Of the type Gold.

An exquisite glass enhances the enjoyment of a grand cognac. This glass was designed by Ingegerd Råman for the 150 year anniversary of Grönstedt’s Cognac. Blown by hand at Skruf’s Glassworks.

November 9, 2007

Killing toys

Filed under: Companies, Finland — Igor Polyakov @ 8:58 pm

BindeezBreaking news from the world of toys: chinese toys that distributed in Europe by name Bindeez going to be removed from shop shells due the danger of poisoning by fatal drug gamma-hydroxy butyrate (GHB), also known as fantasy contained in toy’s parts. I traveled by public transport today, and read this news in the daily newspaper Metro that distributed free of charge in the couch. My daughters love these coloured pearls that glue together after applying water on them, I disposed them immediately after getting home. In Finland Bindeez are distributed by Danish toy chain BR lelut and Toys ‘R’ us.

SchablonOnline.se - wall sticker search

Filed under: Companies, Sweden — Igor Polyakov @ 4:38 pm

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SchablonOnline.se is the new site for all who love wall stickers. Started recently, this site provides search for beautiful and exciting wall decorations that can give a colourful twists in your interior.

Many of us already seen these things on TV and over Internet, now the time to put some refreshing motive on the wall. It’s very easy to set up these stickers on the wall, even for amateurs with help of www.schablononline.see. You can find the right ones among 100 different concepts in various different categories. Simple for all these who want to renew their home in funny and own ways.

October 24, 2007

OHIKEA! The site for Ohio IKEA News

Filed under: Companies, Web — Igor Polyakov @ 7:58 pm

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OHIKEA! » Now it looks like an IKEA!: The site for Ohio IKEA News

Some time ago I was stumbled upon this site and now its feed among of others in my feedreader. It’s a site of Jen Funk Segrest, a web designer and IKEA fan who lives near Cincinnati, Ohio.

In her blog she patiently documentating every step of progress of newcoming IKEA store in West Chester, Ohio. It’s really fun to read how she describes the phases of construction and opening ruckus. OHIKEA has a good collection of IKEA’s related links too.

The fact of exsistence of such passionate fans of one company giving me the feeling that Stefan Engeseth’s ideas about consumer revolution are totally wright, what do you think?

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