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    Zachary Pryor's Unique Jewelry Is Love At First Sight

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    Amber Fijolek on Nov 13, 2009 12:22 PM PST
    New York artist Jesse Utt travels to various spaces to showcase a spunky and shameless collection of wall-hanging artwork -- and makes jewelry-making look like child's play. As attractive as his artwork is on canvas, it's his Zachary Pryor accessories line that's so beguiling, we'd never want to take off. His earrings and necklaces resemble a scrapbook collage of trunk collectibles that are a perfect way to add crafty edge to your style. Metal chains, color contrast and charms all lend a hand in shaping the tasteful trinkets that have found their way to the necks and wrists of art-loving A-listers like Mary-Kate Olsen and Avril Lavigne. Jesse, under the trade name Zachary Pryor (a name that covertly pays homage to his grandmother and plays off a name that he could've been donned at birth) has made wearing art -- and making a statement -- easy. While his past works feature canvas-mimicking illustrations, his most recent follow either a more industrial style that is loud and evocative, or a fierce, whimsical style with bright feathers. Catch some of the lust-worthy eye candy in this slideshow and fall in love with the originality of these essentially one-of-a-kind Zachary Pryor accessories!

    Add An Urban Touch To Minimalist Style With Industrial-Chic ...

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    Ida Hsiang on Nov 12, 2009 4:19 PM PST
    Some of the coolest room and home decor themes are also the most minimal and deconstructed. It's a look that's hip and has just the right amount of edge for the home. There's a certain nonchalance about a place that looks great without appearing overly contrived. A half-finished, industrial style has a bad-boy appeal and is actually quite easy to achieve with just the right accents. Think metals - iron, steel, and chrome - and newer materials, like plastics and glass. By getting rid of clutter and adding simple furniture and unique decor, you can soon start living in your own street-savvy spot! Click on the slideshow for some great ideas on how to make your home sleek and industrial-chic!

    Hot In The Hive: Heller Furniture

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    kate napleton on Jan 26, 2009 11:24 AM PST
    Heller Furniture is now available online at 2modern! In case you're unfamiliar, Heller Furniture is responsible for some of the most iconic furniture of the 20th century. Their credo is simple - good design, industrial production, and reasonable prices. One of the most classic and interesting pieces is their Bocca Sofa, a couch sure to make you and guests in your home feel like you just stumbled onto a '90s movie set. Other highlights include the MB Living Set which unites sleek, industrial design with practical comfort. And who wouldn't fall in love with a sofa in the shape of a pout? It's one kiss we'll totally beg for come Valentine's Day. Check out the whole Heller line online!


    Price: $800 to $2,400
    Who Found It: AuntBee was the first to add Heller Furniture to the Hive.

    Fantastic Plastic! Vintage Fashionistas Love Bakelite Jewelry!

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    Mary Kincaid on Nov 21, 2008 6:19 AM PST
    Little girls might have plastic bracelets in their jewelry boxes, but we big girls aren't content with just any ol' plastic. No, we want the real deal and that means vintage Bakelite. Bakelite, like many scientific finds, was discovered by accident in 1907 and it soon became known as "the material of a thousand uses." It wasn't long, however, before designers discovered that this fire-resistant plastic, originally created for industrial purposes, was also perfect for bracelets, necklaces, earrings and pins. These stunning items are now highly collectible and can be quite addictive. But a word of warning: some of them carry very big girl price tags. Just click the SLIDESHOW to see the selection.
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