Thursday’s news: Boris Johnson’s new home, Google lighting installation and Chatsworth sculptures 20 August, 2009
Posted by Annie Deakin in Annie's blog, Daily news.trackback
Nothing gets our heart rate pumping more than a juicy bit of design gossip. Every morning, the mydeco design squirrels trawl through the newspapers, BBC News, design blogs and trade magazines to make sure we know exactly what’s going on in the real world. Here’s a snippet of what we found this morning –
The Telegraph: New shelving range by Content by Conran available from Aria
Image credit: The Telegraph
Daily Mail: Property trend – Costa del Sol properties get a grand redesign
Daily Mail: Upwardly mobile – Permanent homes or holiday treats – caravans as chic investment
The Times: Nicola Taylor: the artist who paints high above Tower Bridge
The Telegraph: Outdoor kitchens – the next ‘in’ thing
Image credit: The Telegraph
The Telegraph: Eco home sweet home of the future?
Evening Standard: Ice cream parlours spring up in London
Mocoloco: Trend – The Good Afternoon clock by Japan’s Mile Project
Evening Standard: Mayor Boris Johnson buys £2.3 million town house in Islington
Real Estalker Blogspot: Björk sells up in New York to move to Brooklyn
Design Sponge: Trend: Potted topiary
BBC News: Chinese lanterns damage crops and farmland
Hunter Douglas: Funky lighting installations at Google headquarters
Design Week: Thorntons to roll out new products and packaging
The Times: Danish fashion designer Bjorn Bruun decamps to Ibiza holiday home
Image credit: BBC News
BBC News: Contemporary sculpture exhibition returns to Chatsworth house
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