if I had a million dollars

I would buy...{the storage edition: baskets, buckets and boxes}

A tall rope basket, from Terrain.

Chomp Textiles' large bucket.

A starbursts recycled cotton canvas bucket, from Chewing The Cud.

Bookhou's leaf-patterned small storage box.

And cross dye baskets, from West Elm.

brooklyn multi-level apartment

Sometimes, you don't need a lot of room to create a fantastic space, and this impressive 505 square foot, multi-level Brooklyn apartment, from PorterFanna Architecture, is a great example of this.

Can you believe that a family with a little kid lives here? These guys have made maximum use of a small, but tall, space while still creating specific areas for sleeping, living, playing, cooking, and eating, with tons of storage as well.

(Via swissmiss)

Carolijn Slottje - capillair

Image courtesy of Carolijn Slottje.

Image courtesy of Carolijn Slottje.

Image courtesy of designboom.

Image courtesy of designboom.

I love a good modular furniture design, and I think that Dutch interior designer Carolijn Slottje's Capillair is especially attractive. Drawing from biological cell structures, Capillair is a storage system that can adapt to its surroundings. The "cells" that make up the structure of Capillair come in different sizes and can be made from different recycled and recyclable materials, such as felt and rubber, with the interior tubes producing transparent characteristics while also aiding in the positioning of the cells. The grouped tubes can be easily separated and moved within the cell structure, making for a truly versatile storage system.

(Via designboom)

factory 20

Searching for the Dutch tabletop work station of your dreams? How about that that 1950s X-ray light, 19th-century display cabinet or industrial trolly that you've been longing for? Well as luck would have it, all of these items and so many more can be found at Factory 20. I could spend hours looking through their amazing finds of vintage tables and chairs, and they have more mirrors, lights, unusual objects, and oddities than anyone could possibly know what to do with.

(Via design is mine)

if I had a million dollars

I would buy...{the storage edition}

A pretty ceramic hold jar, from Nesting Emily.

One of these jewelry and storage boxes, made from cherry wood with a cast branch handle, from onestonenewyork.

One of jeanpelle's cool assemblage vanity cabinets.

This bright textured blue and sunshine yellow jar, by Utile Mud.

And a vintage Coca-Cola crates from everyeskimo.