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Hand made with love by the belgian artist Arnaud Sprimont (he’s also a sculptor).

Check his website to see more photos of rings, earrings, necklaces,…

Jewels made of stainless steel by Christo Christov, a belgian designer, in a pure and graphic style.

Available at Sabine Herman shop in Brussels.

See the range (collars, bracelets and rings) here. And contact me for more info on prices and international online purchase.

The eweCUFF bracelet is made from 100% merino wool felt. The closure is accomplished using rare-earth magnets hidden within the stainless steel clasps. There are four different styles, and the various shapes can be pushed out or in, depending on your preference.The eyeCUFF is also reversible. The four styles are available in four two-tone combinations. 

Design by Brandon Perhacs at lichen studio  

Beautiful lighting collection from Freedom Of Creation. More here

« A few years ago a Korean singer wrote a song about the sunburn mark that he found on his finger after he broke up with his girlfriend and removed a ring he had been wearing for a long time. This is the story that inspired Jungyun Yoon to make ‘Inner message’, a ring with hidden letters on the inside. Inner message is a ring that leaves an impression on the finger.Imagine that your boyfriend giving you a ring that on the surface seems plain, but later when you take the ring off; it says, “Marry me.” Or imagine that even though you take off the ring to clean your hands you are still wearing an impression of the words, ’always’. »

By Jungyun Yoon 

Made by Drill Design
Altitude of 200 pages memo pad

Check other products at Geographica

Shredded A tee-shirt by Brock Davis available at Threadless

Disk Lamp by belgian designer Jean-Francois d’Or in aluminium.
Available in pendant, wall, ceiling and floor lamp.

Designer website

Sugarkane Occhiali, asymmetrical glasses hand made in Italy.

Website

Field of Light was originally conceived fifteen years ago, when Bruce Munro took a trip through central Australia. The red desert had an incredible feeling of energy; ideas seemed to radiate from it along with the heat. The field of light installation was one idea that landed in Bruce’s sketch book and refused to dislodge from his mind.Field of Light can be seen at the Eden Project in Cornwall from 1st November 2008 – 31st March 2009. Bruce Munro and five assistants worked over three days to install it on the grass roof of the visitor’s centre, between the Rainforest and Mediterranean Biomes. It is made of 6,000 acrylic stems, through which fibre optic cables run, each crowned with a clear glass sphere. There are 11 external projectors; the stems themselves hold no electric power at all. The installation covers an area of 60 x 20 meters, using 24, 000 meters of fibre optic cable. It’s best viewed after dark.Field of Light has also been exhibited at the V&A museum in London, and under the shadow of an ancient hill in southwest England, in a field of clover bisected by a public footpath.

http://www.brucemunro.co.uk/field.asp
http://www.fieldoflight.co.uk