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Geeky Girl We Love: Jean Aw of Notcot
Last month we featured some of the cutest geeky couples and bachelors in the blogoshere, which left many of you wondering - what about the women? Fear not my fine friends, we were just saving the best for last. March is Women's History Month so I figured there was no better way to celebrate than to highlight some of the smartest, most creative and successful women on the internet.
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- I adore these ceramic bowls used as sinks. — AT:SF
- Take me to this beautiful farmhouse in Tuscany. — Style Files
- America's tallest tower is going green.
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- Take me to Rome and let me stay in the Ferragamo family's hotel.— Absolutely Beautiful Things
- Prepare to swoon over this amazing office design.— 2Modern
- Read an interview with London-based interior designer Christopher Prain.— All the Best
- See how one crafty girl updated her toile pillow with highlighters.— AT:SF
- Danny Seo launches a new eco-style site, Simply Green.— Daily Danny
- Check out some beautiful DIY bridesmaid invites.— Craftzine
- Australian architect Scott Weston is at it again.— Desire to Inspire
- Get an exclusive peek at some typographic details in the Ace Hotel New York.— NotCot
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- Steal the look of this high-functioning entryway.— Remodelista
- Start a small garden with products from Etsy.— AT:SF
- Here are six unusual book storage ideas.— AT:LA
- Loving these quote and citation graphics.— Design Crush
- A staggering work of storage.— Design Milk
- Learn to tackle a project bit by bit.— Simply Stated
- Kartell celebrates 60 years!— Notcot
- I'm surprised by Anna Wintour's office chair of choice.— UnBeige
Link Time!
- Hear about a brilliant vertical garden installation.— NOTCOT
- Go map crazy!— AT:SF
- Take a field trip to a Pyrex museum.— Shelterrific
- Get the lowdown on the loveliest craft supply shop.— Simply Stated
- From the looks of it, green might just be the new red.— Style Court
- Go inside photographer David LaChapelle's home.— UnBeige
- Get the cliff notes on I.C.F.F.— The Moment
Weird Furniture: Louis Vuitton Electric Chair
Artist Peter Gronquist opened a solo show,"The Revolution Will Be Fabulous," at LA's Gallery 1988 this weekend featuring his designer knock-off weaponry. NotCot was there and got a peek of his Louis Vuitton electric chair ($4,500), a "traditional" wooden electric chair printed with company's monogram and made with LV buckles used for wrist and ankle straps. The general consensus seemed to be that the quality of the chair, as well as other pieces like PacMan hand grenades and a peacock-feathered Gucci gun, didn't meet the standards of the brands they tried to emulate.
Tech News Roundup - The Big Camera Bag Question
- Jean Aw from Notcot wants to know: What camera bag do you use for your dSLR? — Notcot
- If only JetBlue would do the same. Shenzhen Airlines announces in-flight cellphone, internet service — Engadget
- New Bose SoundDock is bigger and rocks harder than the last.
Link Time!
- Grassroots Modern provides a thorough list of modern Las Vegas vendors.
- Green Is Sexy kicks the drop in the bucket.
- Happy Mundane transports us to Kandinsky Square.
- Inhabitat shows us inflatable plastic bag polar bear subway art.
- Laissez Faire takes me to an art-filled home away from home.
- The Moment rambles about storage in all sorts of places.
- NotCot spots a chocolate Eames house. Yum.
- Remodelista shares her kitchen faves.
- Sfgirlbybay has mantle mania.
Trend Alert: Food Porn Websites
A couple of weeks ago, we reported that popular food porn site, Tastespotting, had been shut down. The food blog world went into shock and began mourning the beloved site. Food Gawker, a copycat site that mimicked Tastespotting in every way, was quickly created to fill the void.
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- 2Modern introduces me to a garden on wheels.
- Bluelines notices a trend in her Flickr faves.
- Craft: knows how to give unwanted guests a big hint to hit the road.
- Decor8 is seeing surface patterns on SMEG refrigerators!
- Design*Sponge's latest sneak peek has me walking on air.
- NotCot spots a flapper/afghan hound/couch creation.
- Remodelista's latest architect visit proves that barns aren't just for cattle and horses.
- Sfgirlbybay rounds up some thorough Amy Butler inspiration.
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