Last weekend i unintentionally wandered into a store here in Chicago called Post 27. The store carries both local and national goods that include; furniture, art,accessories, and lighting.
But what I found even more amazing than their inventory was the store’s decor. The decor utilized vintage craft paper stencils, player piano scrolls and old luggage. Very creative!
Just had to share…I saw this when I went to SoHo House in
LA. Painted by Harland Miller, based on the Penguin Classics.
Last weekend I set off on a mini road trip from Chicago to Cincinnati to Ann Arbor Michigan. Along the way we stopped at the Cincinnati Sign Museum for a private tour. The place is a little bit off the
beaten path, but step inside the amazing old parachute factory and you will find wall to wall stocked with vintage signage. It made me very happy.
I love this image ‘caravans’ photographed by Elmer Kroese, taken in Amsterdam. One awesome trailer
park motel! {via Poppytalk}
I saw this amazing ladder sculpture today on the front lawn of a STL church.
The sculpture was made by Charlie Brouwer. More info here.
Bernard Voita does these breath taking photo compositions
using actual black and white physical objects within a space.
Jonathan Sandridge is the winner for Diesel’s NY mural contest.
His abstract burger is turning heads at 220 West 19th Street.
Don’t let your eyes play tricks…it’s no painting.
House inspired by the works of Karel Appel.
The lunch hour is particularly important to the people at Attack Studios in New York City, as is evident by their custom lunch room. These hand painted
graphics are inspired by their neighborhood eateries. With so many places to choose from you need all the help you can get. See more here.
Illustration by Andrew Archer [who has awesome style & process] featuring
the worlds greatest skaters favorite skate spots all in one epic skate park.
