My friend Kara sent me this link from Pigtown Design -- it looks like steampunk has made another showhouse fundraiser -- this on in Baltimore. (By my count that's 3 -- San Francisco and Philadephia.)
Art Donovan's Newest Creations
Art is a longtime favorite here at The Steampunk Home, and it's been a while since we've seen a new piece from him (he's been too busy curating the steampunk exhibit at Oxford, among other things...) Luckily for us that dry spell is over.
Pictured above is the Oxford Station Wall Lamp. It's my favorite of the new pieces -- I love how it combines Art Deco lines, an long Edison bulb with such a large glass shade that reminds me of early surgical operating rooms (for some reason...)
This is the Ferryman Reading + Research Lamp.
Art says: "Captain Nemo had a tremendous library on board his vessel, the "Nautilus".What the good Captain didn't have was a proper reading lamp."
Like the one your grandmother uses with her sewing. Only much, much cooler.This one has a neat "flame in globe" bulb -- as if you were an alchemist experimenting with catching fire. Eventually Edison would beat you to it, though...
Thanks for sharing, Art!
Glamour and Modern Interior Lighting of Mombo Bar and Restaurant
A cafe, bar or restaurant will be a great place if it used a concept that based on a public space, the rooms are especially designed in several places, here is the Mombo bar and restaurant. All rooms are arranged in different shape, style and place. The main room are designed with red and white color, the Chinese lamps style are installed in white color.
Here is the cafe with sofa, it's look a living room with the complete chairs and sofas, its used the same lamps that installed on the main room.
Here are several table in romantic style, the lamps and the decorations are designed in special style, its suitable for romantic moment. Just visit outinhome to see the complete descriptions.
Lenard does not refer to any figures connected with a branch called art
Lenard's Ferronneria is full of fantastic pieces. My Polish is lacking, so we'll rely on what he says about his work:
La Ferronneria that is Machinecreating. This is a third generation of retransformed machineries known from somewhere else. These subjects have a fictitious function and their author endows them with a compulsive-obsessive syndrome. These mechanisms are made of nobly ageing metal with a discreet contribution of mirrors, electric current, and with intangible participation of models stylized in a retro way.
The whole art is influenced by Hertz formulas, Brewster angle, Kardan shafts, Oldham clutch, Junghans watches and other great creators. Spiritual patronage is exercised by rabbi Löwa ben Becalel. However, the author does not refer to any figures connected with a branch called art.
Home Remodeling Project of ST John's Wood House at London
Upgrading or remodeling a house is designing an old house with the new one to get a new looks and more modern house style. This is the project of ST John's Wood House by Stephen Fletcher Architects in London.This project was upgrading from early Victorian terraced house in St John's wood. The project included upgrading the connection between the kitchen and rear garden via a glazed extension with bi-fording doors.
The kitchen is located at the rear of the property, this kitchen is the focal point of the house. bespoke kitchen units sit on york stone tiling which flows into the rear garden beyond. The structural glass roof permits ample daylight and sunlight into the kitchen and a mechanical external roller blind helps with cooling in the summer months.
This fireplace room is a contemporary element to a traditional space, a new plaster cornices and window architraves in keeping with the original drawing room.
the master bedroom suite has been upgraded and extended, including a new Japanese-style oak sliding doors leading to the bathroom, and low-level oak drawer units discreet high-level cupboards to either side of the bed. Below is another bedroom suite has been created on a different floor with similar storage to either side of the bed
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