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.
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
Have you ever seen furniture as beautifully unique as the pieces created by Hilla Shamia? These pieces look as though they've been abducted from a magician's attic.
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.
Giving a voice to the modern heathen household I came across this fantastic, bi-annual, print publication after a long, long search through other, mostly mediocre journals and blogs, and what a find. I’m so glad I persisted. It’s like when a walk on the beach in the rain turns into a really special occasion. When… Continue reading Review of Hex Magazine (Issue 1)
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 