I totally see these downtown in the Arts District and Klyde Warren Park. Toronto based raw design won the 2014 warming hut design competition for Nuzzles. Using pool noodles to represent fur and a heated geodesmic shell, Nuzzles create colorful, interactive warming layers for users to burrow in. Love finding a use for pool noodles in the winter.
I am in love with the Warp and Reason bone china collection by London based designer Richard Brendon and Patternity. The collection warps perceptions of what British china can look like. Adding to my ever growing wish list...
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From the founders of One Kings Lane, a new marketplace – Hunters Alley. First, brilliant name. One of those that I wish I had thought of. Second, I am in trouble because this kind of site is right up my alley! Created just for design lovers, Hunters Alley connects shoppers and sellers, and "makes it fun to track down the kinds of pieces that start conversations." Happy Hunting!