I love the idea of updating old design cues like toile. The London Toile is really cool... I also really like Groovy Q's "Dirty Linens", which employ homoerotic Tom of Finland imagery in a toile application--as beddings. Very racy and not-safe-for-work, but really pushes the envelope in a good way. (I recently saw in a magazine that clothing designer John Bartlett used Dirty Q's toile fabric as a shower curtain in his master bathroom.) www.groovyq.com
posted by Enrique
on 2005-10-03 14:21:49
I wonder how many allen wrenches you'll need to assemble an entire IKEA house... (Shudder.) God bless those Glaswegians and their soon-to-be-raw fingers.
posted by Enrique
on 2005-10-03 17:31:22
oh, I'm sure you won't need a wrench. Surely Ikea will include all necessary allen keys.
posted by blue
on 2005-10-04 17:00:44
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I love the idea of updating old design cues like toile. The London Toile is really cool... I also really like Groovy Q's "Dirty Linens", which employ homoerotic Tom of Finland imagery in a toile application--as beddings. Very racy and not-safe-for-work, but really pushes the envelope in a good way. (I recently saw in a magazine that clothing designer John Bartlett used Dirty Q's toile fabric as a shower curtain in his master bathroom.) www.groovyq.com
I wonder how many allen wrenches you'll need to assemble an entire IKEA house... (Shudder.) God bless those Glaswegians and their soon-to-be-raw fingers.
oh, I'm sure you won't need a wrench. Surely Ikea will include all necessary allen keys.