Furniture for Gru's house

If you're a fan of Gru's interiors  - the main character of Despicable Me movie, you as well may be interested in the fact that the furniture we could see there, in fact - extremely similar to them, really do exist. They were designed by Spanish artist Maximo Riera. It's The Animal Chair Collection, formed with 3D printing out of polyurethane and also with steel and leather. Each copy needs nine weeks of 30 people's work to produce: 170 hours of machine work and 160 hours of human labour to make this babies get together. This is a limited edition furniture collection, with the exception that only 20 copies may be produced. Each piece of furniture receives a certificate of authenticity signed by the author himself. This mix of baroque seats with full-size or monstrously oversized animals give an incredible surreal effect, which can be properly exposed probably only in a museum like space. And probably only such institutions can afford the expense of about 35-95 thousand pounds apiece. Or maybe there is some eccentric millionaire among you guys ...  free delivery by the way :)

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Photo by Maximo Riera

Photos by Maximo Riera

Go Street Art

THIS FITS: Freak - vinyl wall sticker - www.yeyeshop.pl, 1 - pillow -www.udekorujemy.istore.pl, 2 - Canyon speakers - www.merlin.pl, 3 - skateboard - www.wermar24.pl, 4 - Graffiti chair - www.monkeymachine.pl, 5 - laptop sticker - www.extraprodukt.pl, 6 - netbook bag -www.merlin.pl, 7 - reebok-keith-haring sneakers - www.ataf.pl

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The ever so hot Martinique palms

First tropical palm leaves became popular in Beverly Hills Hotel. Then this glamourous wallpaper pattern appeared in fashion magazines and on models. Then everywhere else including upholstery, fabrics, bags, lampshades, shoes etc. The famous wallpaper name is Martinique Banana Leaves and it was designed especially for the Beverly Hills Hotel in 1942. You can still buy the wallpaper online at Designer Wallcoverings & Fabrics.

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Never be serious with jewelry

Or you end up buying those expensive, boring and massively overhyped diamond rings. Instead, have fun ... and even have more fun doing it yourself.

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Perfect for the middle finger

Steampunk Jewelry is not the product of mass production or mass demand. As a whole steampunk subculture it reflects the ideals of the Victorian era, fantasizing about a world powered by steam and fondly recalling Jules Verne and HG Wells. To buy on Etsy, but you can also do it yourself.

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