Tuesday, 9 December 2008
NEVER GO ON HOLIDAY WITH ME
I AM A BIT KNACKERED NOW, AND CANT REALLY BE ARSED TO GO INTO DETAIL ABOUT MY AMAZING TRIP TO VENICE. BUT HERE ARE SOME PICS THAT HOPEFULLY SHOW HOW MUCH OF A LOVELY TIME I HAD. WELL THAT WAS BEFORE THE LAST DAY, YEP I WAS THERE TO WITNESS THE WORST WEATHER THEY HAD SEEN IN 20 YEARS. IF I HAD NOT BEEN STUCK IN A BUNKER FOR 2 HURRICANES ON MY TRIP TO CUBA A FEW MONTHS AGO I WOULD OF BEEN PRETTY SCARED BUT AFTER THE HURRICANES I CAN HANDLE ANYTHING, WELL I AM A VALLEYZ GIRL INIT!!
SOMEWHERE TO BUM!
WITH ALL THESE REDUNDANCIES HAPPENING, WE ALL NEED SOMEONE TO REST OUR CREATIVE BUMS. ESPECIALLY FOR THE DOUBLE BILL OF THIS MORNING, JEREMY KYLE AND LOOSE WOMEN.
Design Miami 08: Lebanese designers Huda Baroudi and Maria Hibri of Bokja presented a collection of found furniture pieces upholstered in vintage Middle Eastern fabrics at Design Miami last week.
Huda and Maria started Bokja in 2000 with a vision to employ the age-old artisanal traditions and sensibilities of the East in the creation of contemporary furniture designs and decorative items. The name itself is highly evocative; Bokja is an old Turkish description for the embellished velvet wrapping of treasured items for special occasions, notably the embroidered dowry of a bride.
True to their original vision and ideals, Maria and Huda use local skilled artisans to produce their designs and shun any form of mass production. The result is one-of-a-kind pieces that embody a unique character in each case and the highest standard of craftsmanship.
Design Miami 08: Lebanese designers Huda Baroudi and Maria Hibri of Bokja presented a collection of found furniture pieces upholstered in vintage Middle Eastern fabrics at Design Miami last week.
Huda and Maria started Bokja in 2000 with a vision to employ the age-old artisanal traditions and sensibilities of the East in the creation of contemporary furniture designs and decorative items. The name itself is highly evocative; Bokja is an old Turkish description for the embellished velvet wrapping of treasured items for special occasions, notably the embroidered dowry of a bride.
True to their original vision and ideals, Maria and Huda use local skilled artisans to produce their designs and shun any form of mass production. The result is one-of-a-kind pieces that embody a unique character in each case and the highest standard of craftsmanship.
Sunday, 7 December 2008
GOT EM!!!
AFTER WANTING THEM FOR SO SO LONG, AND NOT BEING ABLE TO FIND THEM IN MY SIZE. AND EVEN IF I DID I DONT HAVE THE ££££ TO BUY THEM.I WAS A MEGA LUCKY GIRL AND GOT THEM DELIVERED TO MY DOOR!!! FROM A SPECIAL LIL SOMEONE, THANK YOU ;)
HOW COULD WE RESIST HIS N HERS!!!
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HOW COULD WE RESIST HIS N HERS!!!
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Wednesday, 3 December 2008
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