Furniture Reporter

When hosting an outdoor event, a broad range of tabletop accessories is a necessity for the perfect party. Home Infatuation’s white beach stone outdoor dining placemats, runners and coasters are created entirely by hand using river rocks that are freshly washed and polished.

These gorgeous beach stone placemats are excellent for use indoors and outdoors.  Gone are the days where an occasional wind gust would send ordinary mats flying, now Home Infatuation’s beach stone placemat will remain intact and undisturbed.

Each stone is glued to plastic netting. These beach stone placemats are a must have when desiring to create the perfect and unforgettable beach themed tablescape.  Also available in a magnificent gray, the beach stone dining collection will be a wonderful long term addition to your outdoor motif.

Home Infatuation offers excellent sizing options for this product; they are; 15’’ x 15’’ placemats, 4’’ x 4’’ coasters and a 14’’ W x 60’’ L table runner.

Visit our website at http://www.homeinfatuation.com to view additional outdoor living products, such as; luxury outdoor furniture collections, outdoor bars, hand painted outdoor umbrellas and patio lights and torches.

The modern design of Home Infatuation’s new Outdoor Wicker Sofa features a striking curved open back and gently sloping arms creating a light and elegant appearance. It is constructed of 100% recyclable polyethylene fiber that is woven together to appear as though it is real wicker. With its cutting edge design, this outdoor sofa is resistant to pool water, sea salt, UV rays and all weather conditions. Ideal for its owner, the aluminum frame is extremely durable and completely weather resistant for outdoor living.

Los diseñadores valencianos Sanserif Creatius recuperan para la casa un elemento industrial de deshecho; el palet de carga, y lo convierte en un soporte para medir el tiempo. Un reloj de pared con conciencia; Clock Pallet.

La parte visible de reloj se compone de unas saetas doradas de estilo clásico que contrastan con la estética industrial de la pieza. Los números que aprisionan el tiempo aparecen desgastados. Son una sombra de lo que fueron sobre un soporte que también ha oscurecido su aspecto por el uso continuado.

Clock Pallet asegura un consumo mínimo de recursos para su construcción y la máxima durabilidad por la resistencia del material. Además, cuando el producto se deseche, se mantiene la posibilidad de reciclarlo.

Una nueva apuesta de Ana Yago y José Antonio Giménez, precursores de los productos con “valores” en España, y que han recibido numerosos reconocimientos por sus políticas de gestión creando imagen y campañas sociales para dar a conocer empresas y productos “con alma”.

El reloj Clock pallet y los muebles de cartón desarrollados por Sanserif Creatius son una clara apuesta por la sostenibilidad, un referente de las nuevas propuestas del diseño industrial. La reutilización es una de las tres “erres” de la ecología y, en especial en el caso de la madera, se alarga el ciclo de vida del objeto y se evita el retorno de CO2 a la atmósfera.

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This weekend I also headed down to Brooklyn for the Brooklyn Flea Market pop up Antiques Fair. The Brooklyn Flea Market runs every Sunday, and has over 150 vendors of new and old goodies – you can find amazing furniture, clothes, jewelry, arts and crafts and tons of other stuff. The people watching is pretty great too!

The pop up Antiques fair is running for the next 11 weekends in DUMBO, so be sure to make your way to 76 Front Street. While I was there I met Harry Cooker who has really beautiful vintage jewelry, including these two brooches.

Vintage pin 1950's

Vintage pin 1960

The top one is from the 1950’s ($40) and the bottom one is from the early ‘60’s ($35). I stopped by the vendor Going, Going, Gone Auction Gallery, and found this amazing little 3 piece tea set.

Tea set

It is made of English ivory and was only $30!! It reminds me of a sweet little tea set I had as a little girl.  I also met Molly from Chairloom, who was a definite find – I’ll be keeping an eye on her website for great deals! Check out these fun pillows and chairs. This blue mohair chair ($750) is the perfect accent chair for any apartment (hint, hint!!).

Chairloom

The bird pillows are by John Robshaw, my fave, the peacock is $140. There were also some Virginia Johnson pillows (I love this teal one!). I also completely fell in love with these stools covered in eco-friendly fabric by Rubie Green ($425 each).

Pink ottoman

I also chatted with Amy Pasco, the artist who creates these fab toilet seat covers. They start at $475, and each is a unique glass and china mosaic with its own theme. Who says you can’t bring art into the bathroom?!

Amy Pasco

 Moving on, I stopped by Joseph Heideckers’ booth. Joseph is a photographer who did an exhibition at Design Miami last year. I immediately noticed this lamp (sorry, it’s sideways!), which he made from found photographs. I didn’t get the price on this because I just knew it would be beyond my means!

Found photo lamp

After a while I needed a quick pick-me-up, so I stopped by Front Street Pizza for a quick slice. Seems I wasn’t the only one with that idea - so many people there were carrying their great finds from the fair, I was so jealous! I will definitely be going back – my living room could use some sprucing up and I think those bird pillows are the way to go

Los diseñadores valencianos Sanserif Creatius recuperan para la casa un elemento industrial de deshecho; el palet de carga, y lo convierte en un soporte para medir el tiempo. Un reloj de pared con conciencia; Clock Pallet.

La parte visible de reloj se compone de unas saetas doradas de estilo clásico que contrastan con la estética industrial de la pieza. Los números que aprisionan el tiempo aparecen desgastados. Son una sombra de lo que fueron sobre un soporte que también ha oscurecido su aspecto por el uso continuado.

Clock Pallet asegura un consumo mínimo de recursos para su construcción y la máxima durabilidad por la resistencia del material. Además, cuando el producto se deseche, se mantiene la posibilidad de reciclarlo.

Una nueva apuesta de Ana Yago y José Antonio Giménez, precursores de los productos con “valores” en España, y que han recibido numerosos reconocimientos por sus políticas de gestión creando imagen y campañas sociales para dar a conocer empresas y productos “con alma”.

El reloj Clock pallet y los muebles de cartón desarrollados por Sanserif Creatius son una clara apuesta por la sostenibilidad, un referente de las nuevas propuestas del diseño industrial. La reutilización es una de las tres “erres” de la ecología y, en especial en el caso de la madera, se alarga el ciclo de vida del objeto y se evita el retorno de CO2 a la atmósfera.

www.sanserif.es