Luc Merx’s The Fall of the Damned Lampshade

June 28, 2007 | Posted by Allison as Home Decor at 8:00 am | (1) Comment »

fall-of-damned-lampshade-6-28-07.jpgWow, now that’s a lampshade.  Really & truly, it’s more art than anything.  Designer Luc Merx brings us the most interesting lampshade I have ever seen in my life, The Fall of the Damned.

Close up, this lampshade shows individual bodies twisting in fear as they fall to their doom.  Great for a sunny bay window, right?!  You mom will love it!  Cost, $46,200.

Viable London’s Titanic Lamp

May 29, 2007 | Posted by Allison as Home Decor at 11:00 am | Comments »

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I love humourous home decor & this Titanic Lamp from Viable London is just that.

Made to look like it’s actually sinking, this lamp is a perfect conversation piece.  Made from lacquered wood with a cotton and steel shade, this Titanic Lamp is truly one of a kind.

Glass Sinks By Caleb Nichols

April 20, 2007 | Posted by Allison as Home Decor at 10:00 am | (2) Comments »

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If it was my money, I would spring for a hand-painted Mexican-style sink for every room possible, but these glass sinks do have their own style.

These lovely glass sinks designed by none other than Caleb Nichols are perfect for that addition you’ve been needing in your bathroom.  With a splash of color, this beautiful glass will add that extra touch you’ve been looking for.  I just hope you have the $1650 to buy one.

Grand Station Clock for the Home

February 1, 2007 | Posted by Allison as Home Decor at 12:07 pm | (1) Comment »

grand-station-clock-2-1-07.jpgOK, so your eyes are going south & you need a larger clock to see when American Idol comes on.  See, I’m thinking about you.  And that’s why I found this fabulous Grand Station Clock for your home & those bad eyes of yours.

This massively large clock features a 59-inch face & is made from antiqued wrought iron.  Sadly, and very sadly at that, this clock is not actually a functioning clock.  It is purely decorative & at a cost of $998, I think we should all pass on this one.  It can’t even tell time & it’s $1,000?  Who comes up with these ideas?  I guess that’s just about the definition of rich, eh?  It costs $1K & doesn’t do anything.  Yep, that sounds just about right.

Via:  Anthropologie