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Texture Packs. Jun 02 2010 By By Janos Racz Every designer knows the importance of using the right textures in designs.
And since making use of an already existing texture or image is so common and easy, the best you can do for your design is to use quality material that has variety and best suits your purposes. And while there are many stock image sites all over the Web, we’re fortunate enough to have a generous community that shares these kind of resources openly. In this round-up we’ve collected 40 amazing new free texture packs to freshen up your designs. Aqueous Sun Texture Pack – Volume I Source: mediamilitia.com Aqueous Sun Texture Pack – Volume II Aqueous Sun Texture Pack Rust v.01 Massive Grunge Texture Pack Source: lostandtaken.com Textures 8 Source: night-fate-stock.deviantart.com Soft Glow Bokeh Pack Source: regularjane.deviantart.com Folds: Texture Pack Source: designinstruct.com Designer Texture Pack #1 Source: texturezine.com Pack 04 Source: addictedsp8.deviantart.com Texture Pack 4 – Watercolours Hey!
Emmas designblogg - design and style from a scandinavian perspective. Hamburger and interior of restaurant Grill And if you have kids you will probably want to do some shopping in Stockholm's coolest kids clothes and toy shops!
These are the best ones I know:Matador, lots of colourful clothes in soft cotton from mostly Danish brands like Molo, Ej sikke lej, Silke og Sus and Katvig. Matador Under, handpicked retro clothes and toys from the sixties and seventies, along with brand new stuff from young indie designers. UNI, unisex clothing in strong colours and cool patterns with inspiration from the seventies. Haven, great clothes and small interior details for both you and your baby. Birka Baby, your baby will be the most fashionable and streetcool kid on the block dressed in their clothes! Numero, a small toy store on Katarina Bangata 33, full of great stuff in all price ranges. Kalikå, plush animals and real tools and kitchen stuff in miniature versions, free from stuffy old thoughts on gender roles. Take a bath at Långholmen Lasse i parken café The Street market.
Space Saving ‘Tulip’ Shower Blooms into a Luxury Bathtub. Some apartment bathrooms are just not big enough to fit a full- or even half-size tub, unless one considers the extra space already required for standing and walking.
This clever flip-down solution makes room for lying down in the bath, but retracts when not in use. The (Tulip) name was derived by Piotr Pyrtek from the way in which the unit seems to blossom open, as well as the tulip’s versatility in the world of plants. When upright, the enclosure prevents splashing and contains steam for showering. When flipped open, the vertical portion provides a place to lean against along the back surface. Luxuries are not lost despite the small footprint of this pod within the larger layout – high-powered massagers, underwater jets and other digitally-controlled bathing bonuses are all part of the experience.
10 Scrap Refabs: Vintage Reupholstery with Colorful Fabric. Forget fabric stores – some antiques are just too boring to bother re-covering with traditional patterns.
These hodgepodge pieces use patchwork scraps to create fresh new themes within stodgy old frameworks. (Re)fabric(ation) can be fun. Design by Leftovers takes old and often overly-ornate furnishings that would hardly fit in a modern home, and remakes them to look creative, contemporary and strangely more timeless. If you are at a loss for how to reupholster some household items, look no further for inspiration.
While there seems to be much mixing going on, there is a clear set of methods within the madness – each found piece of fabric is stitched into a new whole in a way that is clearly conscious of what appears around it in terms of colors and patterns. Each of this series has a core zone of tonal focus – cool purples and relaxing blues to bright reds, bizarre pinks and earth browns. Dreamy Bathrooms. Cool furniture.
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