Zara Home...Welcome to the States

Zara Home is now available to us here in the States! 

As much as I love to shop their clothing line..it's going to be just as hard to resist 

eyeing what's now available to us online. 

Reduce . Reuse . Recycle

This past week I had the opportunity to attend Greenbuild 09. I ran into these few items while perusing all of the different vendors. I have to admit that chairs seem to draw attention to my eyes. Here are just a few that I saw while wandering around the convention center.

Hon

Herman Miller

AutoCad Presentation Center (I really liked these chairs and thought it was clever how they used these recyclable materials to make a seating area for their teaching sessions).

Memoirs from the East...

I just arrived back from Asia and was inspired as well as touched once again
by the beauty of the nature...

...architecture..

..people...

...and the arts...

...for moments such as these...I am truly thankful.

A walk through the woods...

It's always great to see an artist create something
utilizing God-given materials and make it functional!
http://www.johnhoushmand.com/

Grab a book...and have a seat

For all you readers out there, you'll never have to get out of your seat. Check this out from Nobody and Co. . If you go to their site, you can also pick from custom colors and view it immediately. Pretty cool stuff.

Tracings #2

Tracings #2

Here's the remainder of the chairs I traced:

"Wassily Chair" (1925)

"Ant Chair" (1952)

"Barcelona Chair" (1929)

"LC4 Chaise Lounge" (1928)

"Eames Chair" (1946)

"Casablanca Sideboard" (1981)

"Little Beaver" (1987)

"Paimio Chair" (1931-32)

"Diamond Chair" (1952)