Cool vintage wallpapers
Sunday, February 28, 2010
I 've made four sweet vintage desktop wallpapers today just for you! Hope you like them. Feel free to download & enjoy :)Paris
London
vintage letter
vintage heart
I 've made four sweet vintage desktop wallpapers today just for you! Hope you like them. Feel free to download & enjoy :)Paris
London
vintage letter
vintage heart
War against cables
If you can't defeat them, use them as decoration!
Do you have a lots of latest technology devices in your house? Then you know that there is also one big disadvantage that comes along with all that techie stuff - cables.
Because wireless transmission of electricity is not yet commercialized, we are destined to stumble and hide the ugly mass of cables behind furniture. Can we do better?
PA Design came up with this decorative cable holders.They allow you to create an idyllic garden scene on the wall. Set consists of twelve green plastic leafs and a red bird, and it will look good in a child or living room, with modern or classic setting. Nice, but if you're like me, you'll need at least 13 sets.
The other interesting solution I stumbled upon was the idea that Maisie Maud Broadhead came up with. Instead of hiding cables behind furniture, use them to make interesting drawings on the wall. All you need are the plastic U-shaped holders you will find in any store with this kind of house equipment.
Measure the cable, draw your design on the wall, and then secure the cable with holders. The cost of this project is very small, and the results will be particularly interesting on the painted walls.
Do you have a lots of latest technology devices in your house? Then you know that there is also one big disadvantage that comes along with all that techie stuff - cables.
Because wireless transmission of electricity is not yet commercialized, we are destined to stumble and hide the ugly mass of cables behind furniture. Can we do better?
PA Design came up with this decorative cable holders.They allow you to create an idyllic garden scene on the wall. Set consists of twelve green plastic leafs and a red bird, and it will look good in a child or living room, with modern or classic setting. Nice, but if you're like me, you'll need at least 13 sets.
The other interesting solution I stumbled upon was the idea that Maisie Maud Broadhead came up with. Instead of hiding cables behind furniture, use them to make interesting drawings on the wall. All you need are the plastic U-shaped holders you will find in any store with this kind of house equipment.
Measure the cable, draw your design on the wall, and then secure the cable with holders. The cost of this project is very small, and the results will be particularly interesting on the painted walls.
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