I have to admit, I was greatly looking forward to doing the obligatory Winter Is Coming post. But I was waiting for the perfect designer/store to catch my eye. In this case, it was J.O.D. Clothing. Jen O Dwyer is the talented seamstress responsible for the fine garments you see below.
This collection of furniture is quite possibly the weirdest, most wonderful stuff I've seen today...and I've seen a lot of stuff. The pieces here were inspired by the formation of stalactites and stalagmites. Perhaps Labs are all about experimentation driven design.
Thoroughly enjoyed Death Googles Himself by Cirocco Dunlap. Well worth a read if you want to stay morbid but fancy a giggle.
Different. Outstanding. Deconstructive. Maria Queen Maria.
You know those hundreds of tea lights you have shoved at the back of the cupboard? Well, here's the perfect excuse to take them out of the dark and get them giving some light. This skull sconce candle holder, with a dirty steel finish is cast in solid plaster. The creator was inspired to make… Continue reading Her skull? It’s on the wall
It's not everyday that you come across an armchair in the shape of a skull. Harold Sangourard's steel and velvet creation is something I could see myself lounging in, after a day of slaughtering those who pissed me off just a little bit too much.
The designer of the gloriously dark pieces you see here was born in 1989. I'll just let that sink in. Trip into the mind of one of my new obsessions, Hogan McLaughlin.
Celebrating the dark side of fashion is a big part of Wyrd Words & Effigies, and I get extremely excited whenever I discover a designer doing something different with dark fabrics. Today's important find is Rundholz.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 