Mountain King Forge. The name of this forged steal store conjures up images of Tolkien's dwarves hard at work under the earth. The craftsmanship behind these pieces is awe inspiring.
Mountain King Forge
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Black Metal & Children
Important reading for metalheads and non-metalheads alike.
The Changing Of The Seasons
With summer coming to a close, and autumn making itself quietly known, it's time to start stocking up on candles and getting prepared for the longer nights and colder days. These tree branch candle holders are so simple, yet so beautifully effective and are available at Worley's Lighting.
Stalactites & Stalagmites
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.
And Nature Blessed Them With Its Dark Glory
I really admire artists who don't settle...who are constantly looking for a new way to present their art to the world. I also admire artists who collaborate with nature, and introduce us to new ways of connecting with the glory of the natural world. LKB Photography do exactly that.
Bring The Trees Inside
In the forest I'm unable to feel angry. I'm unable to hold onto negative feelings. The trees have a way of lifting the struggles from my shoulders to leave me light, free and clear headed. I think bringing pieces of nature indoors can help soothe the minds and souls of all the inhabitants. I've fallen… Continue reading Bring The Trees Inside
Bring The Stars Back With You
My head has been too busy recently, and sleep is something I'm not too familiar with, so I slipped in love with these double sided throw pillow covers from Belles & Ghosts. Designed with a soothing, chalk grey fabric and smatterings of stars, they're easy and gentle on the senses. … Continue reading Bring The Stars Back With You
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Her skull? It’s on the wall
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
Skull Comfort
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.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 