Archive for January, 2011

And finally after the Christmas holidays past to decorate, clean and fit: tadaaaan, I present to you our new home! We are in Building "Moorish" or the old factory refurbished by the company Italcementi Light of Bergamo. The building at the end of '800, recognized as one of the finest examples of industrial archeology present on national territory, has been recovered through the reutilization of space-they're designed with beautiful loft lofts and conservatories, workshops for artists and a art museum contemporana (ALT):

Here the outside (ours is the window with the candle) and the interior (day and night).

Inside here is the table-snacks "omelets", the dining-days-tv (which is one):

... And sleeping with this green light that drives me crazy.

The view from the window that opens is this:

but in reality the former cement plant has its own charm Pesenti (this monument of "industrial archeology" protected) is a huge giant massive concrete that expands the horizon and collapses under the weight of years, letting nature regain possession of what was removed. Magnificent!

You are all invited! I'll be waiting :-)

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I present the Chin Family by Alessi designer Giovannoni . What can I say ... they are beautiful! The images below do not make solid colors and the quality of the product. Pepper mills, salt shakers, table egg, timers and many other items for the kitchen ...

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To help start the new year, here's a treat for you, created by brilliant minds of Tiny Inventions ! Not recently, will be presented at this year's Sundance Film Festival 2011 . Mixed After Effects Animation, Stop-motion, pixilation, drawings, puppets and Flash this story is the creature of the pair Max Porter and Ru Kuwahata Brooklyn. Comedy from the bitter aftertaste, a little thriller and some horror but with a surprise ending is titled "Something Left, Something Taken". Here below the full video in the original language, the two protagonists will investigate any cases of the famous serial killer 60s. To see the work behind this masterpiece here is the blog of Tiny Inventions.

Something Left, Something-Full Version Taken from Tiny Inventions on Vimeo .

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Happy New Year to all! Toast to a fantastic 2011!

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