Laugh out loud funny! I look forward to my daily fix. The surrealistic humor is like a modern home version of the Far Sides. Enjoy them here.
You can come out when you can properly explain the differences between
Modernist architecture and postmodern ornamentation.
The things that once so defined him — shag carpeting,
Room & Board sofas, monogamy — now suffocated him.
Trapped by the tawny palette, he struggled through yet another brown knit scarf.
Oh, woolly awesomeness!! I’m too late! Why do you have to be sold already? Why? WHY????
1960’s sheep via handmade charlotte. Sold (dang it) here.
Okay, this just opens up all sorts of cool rocking chair possibilities! ‘Rocker’, created by Dutch design studio Oooms, is an universal attachment to turn almost any four-legged chair into a real rocking chair. I love the color variety. (That green!) Pairing this attachment with a vintage chair would give any modern home some quirky style.
Via Interior Design.
Check out this great DIY Case Study Bed a reader shared on Apartment Therapy. He didn’t provide overly detailed instructions or anything, but with having no prior sewing experience he did a fantastic job. It’s encouraging enough to make me want to tackle my own upholstery projects.
With a small (but loved) apartment, a 4 year old and a new baby on the way, one couple turned to h2o Architects to help them find a space saving solution. The result? This amazing kids’ room:
The firm solved the space issues by subdividing the room in two, creating separate sleep and play areas for both children. The new structure provides plenty of storage for toys, stuffed animals, and books. Would it be cheesy to say it’s “funtastic”? Because it totally is. I wish this had been my room growing up. Heck I wish this was my room now!
Check out the entire article in Dwell.