About Me
I'm Nathália, a 23 y/o designer,
advertising student from Brazil
and here are my digital crushes.
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This playful plywood vase made in Brazil by designer Ricardo Saint-Clair features a chalkboard front that can be used for notes, drawings, quotes or anything you want. The Chalkboard Bud Vase is perfect to have fun with your decoration or to add a creative message with the flowers you give. From the MoMA store. |
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The Passe Partout Clock comes with 12 individual frames that you customize by filling each of them with photographs, drawings, postcards, comics, small toys, wallpaper, dried flowers, beads or whatever you can come up with. You can also arrange the frames around the clock’s hand piece in any position you want. This way you have a totally unique clock decorating your wall. |
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Magnetic Pixels are magnets measuring 10mm square that can be arranged to create pixelated images which will stick to any metal surface. Each kit comes with 1400 magnets, a tray to organize them by color, a transparent grid overlay and 2 instruction sheets that give examples of superhero images and teach how to arrange the pieces to make the image yourself. You can also create whole new images with the magnets as long as you are creative enough. By Pieter Woudt. |
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The giant Post-It table made by designer Tom Seymour is a table topped with 5,000 sheets of paper that resembles post-its and it is actually usable for taking notes. After the sheet is completely filled you can rip it off and start a new one. This fun table could be great for kids to doodle or to place nearby the phone where we always have to write things down and never find paper easily. |
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Straight Line Designs is an imaginative furniture design company that produces quirky and whimsical items like the Bad Table, the Burnt Leg Table, the Canned Bench or like the amazing Pet Camper, which is a small, highly-detailed replica of a regular trailer for your dog. Owned and operated by designer Judson Beaumont who has been greatly influenced by children and their acceptance of the bizarre, the company makes custom furniture aimed at children, movie and TV prop services, retail, and private residences. |
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The guys from Meninos, creators of those awesome pop-arty external hd cases are now offering wall-mountable magnetic photo boards that look just like Photoshop and Illustrator windows. Based on the CS3 Mac versions, each kit comes with a batch of magnetic palettes and toolbars to hold you pictures. It’s a good gift for designers that can’t seem to get enough of their digital lives. Available for pre-order at their shop. |
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Designed by Ran Lerner, the Doodlebook Frame allows you to display your photos in entirely personal ways. Have fun creating your own border with drawings, quotes or captions and when you get bored with the design just rip it off and start over. Each frame comes with 80 sheets of white sketch paper (also available in multi-colored sheets) and can be either wall-mounted or placed on a table. |
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Soop is a design company making imaginative tableware products. ‘Ready Meals’ is a fun series of seven 10” plates (one for each day of the week) featuring outline drawings that suggest typical english breakfast meals you should eat - such as sausage, beans and mash or beans on toast. |
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Ross McBride makes clever designs for clocks. |
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‘Dust’ is a collection of handmade wood furniture by craftsman Vincent Thomas Leman. Whimsical and beautiful, the line of unsual shaped, bright colored, fun looking, warped bookshelves, cabinets and end tables look like they were taken straight out of the distorted worlds of Alice in Wonderland or from the Doctor Seuss universe. |
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Clocks for times when time doesn’t really matter. ‘Whatever Clock’ on Perpetual Kid and the ‘Who Cares Clock’ on Cafepress. |
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Inspired by the creatures of the deep sea photographer turned sculptor Adam Wallacavage created surrealistic octopus shaped chandeliers. (via tina) |
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This ghost-like piece of furniture created by John Brauer is a handmade side table made of 3 mm acrylic molded to give the impression of a table cloth on a round table. Aptly named the Illusion Table it creates a delightful illusion, specially if placed on a room filled with color and good lightning. |
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