Reminiscing the Past

Doing some project and in the course of my research, came across some of the things that were raved about in the past.

What memories!

I wonder if these things will come back.

Bubble Chairs!

Stick-On Earrings

Credits to Google Images.

007

I enjoy a good thriller but I've never been a huge fan of bond movies. The script is too chauvinistic. Not that I've anything against half-naked buff guys and girls in bikinis, but it seems too centred around these things that I can guess when Bond will strip or when the femme fatale will enter with her seduction skills. But no matter.
I'm still pretty intrigued by this 007 themed hotel that pays homage to Bond.

Hotel Le Seven, Paris, France

It is a pity that no femme fatale or a Bond look alike is included. It'll seriously up the excitement of this hotel by 5 levels.



Credits here

Space Saving Ideas

Dumbo Double Murphy Bed

Over 3 grand?!

I'll just buy an IKEA bed but got to give props to the idea.

Credits to here

Making Art out of Pennies

Miniature Painting - Abe's Millenium 1973

Jacqueline Lou Skaggs created these 12 miniature works of art, each carefully hand-painted on discarded pennies she used as her canvas. The art collection is titled "Tondi observations."

Credits from yahoo and Jacqueline Lou Skaggs.

Awareness.

<< The Day My God Died is a feature-length documentary that presents the stories of young girls whose lives have been shattered by the child sex trade. They describe the day they were abducted from their village and sold into sexual servitude as, The Day My God Died.

The film provides actual footage from the brothels of Bombay, known even to tourists as “The Cages,” captured with “spy camera” technology. It weaves the stories of girls, and their stolen hopes and dreams, into an unforgettable examination of the growing plague of child sex slavery.>>

It's only an hour long and you can catch the full documentary below.

Credits to here

Obsession with Cutlery.

Because food will never taste the same again...

Natural Cutlery by Clara Del Portillo and Alejandro Selma 

Gardening Tool Cutlery by Vladimir Rachev

Ribbon Cutlery by Makoto Yamaguchi

Not so sure how effective the last one would be though. Wonder which one's the spoon and which one's the knife?!



Credits to Google and the respective designers

Gummy Chic

Sugar, Spice and a Touch of Class.

Credits to http://www.sweetpeasandstilettos.com/blog/