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.
This will sound most bizarre (remember which site you're on) but when I look at this selection of work from Dutch artist Aline Eras, I feel as though I have a hair ball stuck in my throat, that keeps trying to make it's way up into my mouth, to wrap itself around my teeth. I've… Continue reading Hair In My Throat
I like to customize my bed. I like it to scream of my character and style. I want whoever sees my bed to think 'Nice. This girl has damn fine, though dark taste in bed stuffs.' Kess In House have a dark and unusual selection of comfy bed stuff including cushion covers - in amongst… Continue reading Dark Comfort
I knew driftwood could be beautiful, but this beautiful? Words fail me. Available at SSD Jewelry.
Source: The Watchful Eye Of Doom.
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.
Armoured Wolf has to be one of the best names for store that I've ever come from. I simply had to feature it. As well as having a fucking epic name, they also have some fucking epic products. I'm particularly in love with their leather eagle feather hair barrettes. If I had these waiting for… Continue reading Armoured Wolf
If I had some spare cash floating around, I'd stock up on this anatomical crockery for 'the bottom drawer.' Nothing says 'I'm weird and proud of it' better than plates and cups decorated with bones and body parts. Get these beauties from the oddly titled Folded Pigs - re-purposed restaurant ware.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 