Lately I have so many problems with blog spot web page. I can hardly open, or it takes ages to look at your posts and leaving the comments is nearly impossible. I will ( better to say someone) will need to check over the weekend if I am doing something wrong. I am very sorry for lack of commenting and I miss you all so much.
By the way ,thanks Gregor for changing my heading. Nice surprise. I love it. xx mum
I am not usually a fan of recliners. The traditional overstuffed giant recliners tend to be a white elephant in a room. So needless to say I was very happy while researching seating for a media room to come across these contemporary well designed recliners in the UK. They describe this recliner as: "One of their best selling recliners which reclines, swings, swivels and orbits to your desire"....and it claims to be "seriously comfortable".
Dakota Contemporary Designer Swivel Recliners
The mechanism for these contemporary designer recliners operates by leaning back on the chair and using your body weight to hold back.
What do you think? Would you have one of these seriously fun contemporary designer recliners in your home?
White Oak, washed look, light coloured timber. I realised my inclination to these finishes is rapidly growing. With combination with white or black... I think I am in love. Photos My Nothing Hill Blog
Fantastic Pieces from Hickory Chair (US) Photo Dmitrij Velikovskij
For those of you who haven't checked out the magazine LoftLife Magazine - The Loft Style Guide to Life in the City, it is a must read. And I don't say that only because I am on their 'Board of Experts' - the Editors and Creative Directors at LoftLife Magazine are top notch. Their style and editorials are fresh, relevant and timely. Last fall Kyra Shapurji, Managing Editor and Linden Hass, Photo Editor of LoftLife Magazine paid me a visit at my office in Vancouver to firm up a feature they were doing on favourite shopping spots of mine and a few other Design Professionals in Vancouver. Linden Hass shot a few pictures of me and the drawing below is what resulted.
I love the illustrations for LoftLife Magazine done by the talented Graham Smith from San Diego. He illustrates the masthead and the Panel of Experts for LoftLife Magazine. This month LoftLife Magazine is going to be on national newsstands: Borders, Barnes and Noble, as well as Hudson News. So pick-up your copy and read their articles. In the current Summer 2009 issue of LoftLife Magazine I particularly like:
LoftLife - Allure of Amsterdam: Dutch Design Beyond Droog. (I am lusting to visit Amsterdam)
LoftLife - Paper or Plastic? (really gets you thinking and hopefully acting)
LoftLife - Big Blank Wall: The mirrors on our minds. ( Love this round-up of mirrors) among others.......... LoftLife Magazine also has a great Blog.
Happy Reading! Please let me know if you have read a copy of LoftLife magazine and what you think of it by leaving a comment.