Never since a certain scene from Mary Poppins has housework seemed so appealing…

{1} NAM, Graphic collective, Japan {2} Ironing board by Orit Mazurik, Israel {3} Ultrasilencer vacuum by Pia Wallen for Electrolux

{4} Garden hose by Alice Supply Company {5} Brush Bench by Jason Taylor {6} Bread crumb bird feeder by Curro Claret {7} Bunny dishrack by Chris Koens {8} Brush series by Iris [...]]]>

Never since a certain scene from Mary Poppins has housework seemed so appealing…

{1} NAM, Graphic collective, Japan {2} Ironing board by Orit Mazurik, Israel {3} Ultrasilencer vacuum by Pia Wallen for Electrolux

{4} Garden hose by Alice Supply Company {5} Brush Bench by Jason Taylor {6} Bread crumb bird feeder by Curro Claret {7} Bunny dishrack by Chris Koens {8} Brush series by Iris Hantverk

There has been a bit of glass fever happening in Montreal this past while, with many exhibits of artists exploring glass in ways which address the history of the medium while also reinventing it. Whether used a building material or an object within itself, there is timelessness to this very slow moving liquid that can’t [...]]]>

There has been a bit of glass fever happening in Montreal this past while, with many exhibits of artists exploring glass in ways which address the history of the medium while also reinventing it. Whether used a building material or an object within itself, there is timelessness to this very slow moving liquid that can’t be denied.

{1} Eco House by Verdickt & Verdickt, Belgium {2} from Swedish Elle {3} Sliding House by dRMM {4} Glass house in Christiana, Denmark, photographed by Seier & Seier

{5} Ventricle Vessel by Eva Milinkovic {6} Golden Shower installation by Michael Petry {7} Birdhouse from Patient exhibit by Julia Reimer {8} Raven from Frontier exhibit by Tyler Rock

{9} Glass receptacles from Lost in Paris project by R&Sie(n) architects