...These times they are a-changin...

Hi All,

In an effort to condense my various modes of creative digital disbursement, i.e. photo sites, design blogs, personal blogs, I will now be posting all photography, snippets from the design world, and general goins-ons via my tumblr site ~ is anything new?

Don't be a stranger & Thank you for visiting!

~ Amy

...Hudson...

Fresh new items from Hudson~ hoping to see them pop up in LA soon!

Grid Coffee Table

Round Occasional Tables

Offset Side Tables

Brass Murrine Globe Light Fixture

Tavolino Eco - Not part of the new collection, but super cute anyways

buy it here

...What happens in Rio...

How hot is this Oscar Neimeyer 'Rio Chair' for Fasem? It reminds me of a great sculpted pair of YSL shoes! Me-OW!

...Light my way...

Being the lighting junkie I am, I love this concept from Croatian designer Zoran Sunjic for LED handrails. A creative and visually stunning way to spruce up otherwise dark, dingy, and uninteresting stairways we see so often in the city...

check it out

~ via NotCot

...House of Architects...

House of Architects 2009

via Hello Francis

...Wandering Eyes...

The 'Can Can' Light by Marcel Wanders for Flos. Yummy glossy black lacquer shell with soft folds of fabric inside. Beautiful!

...SLVR...

Adidas SLVR... it's refreshing to see Adidas employ some more progressive design practices into their new clothing line.


I have to admit, I am a little obsessed with carabingers (a bit of an odd obsession, i realize). Something about the simple design and endless functionality that makes me use them for just about ANYTHING that has a hole in it. I may have to add this luxe leather wrapped edition to my collection...

check it out

...Through the Looking Glass...

The latest and greatest 'Lens Sconce' from Alison Berger for Holly Hunt. I had the pleasure of meeting Alison at a Holly Hunt event last year where she spoke about her extensive background in art and architecture and deep interest in the relationship between glass and light-- the former as a material, and later as a medium. Her pieces achieve a wonderful sculptural and earthly quality from a masterful use of metal and hand-blown glass that retains bubbles and imperfections that make each piece one of a kind.

buy it here