Independent Studies®: Liquid Slick Style
Many times throughout this blog it will become quite evident that I am a Target junkie with a severe stitch for the circle-dot. As the current unmatched keep for all things stylishly affordable, Target continues to show that good design is worth having and that designers are interested in getting their style into the hands of the wanting masses.
While blazing thru Target.com, I came upon a "mod" decor line with the hinted slick of Deco style tinted with current modern urban attitude. Independent Studies sports looks that belong anywhere from the most stylish of LA boutique hotels to the space-conscious East Coaster trying to make the most of their own personal HQ in the big city.
Rounded trapazoidal clocks adorned sparkling arrays of linear elements play up the current "glam" fashion standard on a classic canvas while polished metal lamps seem to drip with sexy shine.
With everything from desk clocks and wall art to bedding, Independent Studies is well worth the look, and the actual buying of a few pieces won't cost you much more.
http://www.target.com
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Steve Gordon Jr.
While blazing thru Target.com, I came upon a "mod" decor line with the hinted slick of Deco style tinted with current modern urban attitude. Independent Studies sports looks that belong anywhere from the most stylish of LA boutique hotels to the space-conscious East Coaster trying to make the most of their own personal HQ in the big city.
Rounded trapazoidal clocks adorned sparkling arrays of linear elements play up the current "glam" fashion standard on a classic canvas while polished metal lamps seem to drip with sexy shine.
With everything from desk clocks and wall art to bedding, Independent Studies is well worth the look, and the actual buying of a few pieces won't cost you much more.
http://www.target.com
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Steve Gordon Jr.
posted by Stevie G. the RDQLUS One at 9:09 PM
2 Comments:
I love this stuff! That lamp rocks. Thanks for giving me another obsession, Steve. As if I already didn't have a shopping problem. :-)
ha haaaaa. That's the point of THE PARK my dear; To expand that broad view to an even broader one. Shopping addictions are subject to plausible deniability. *looks away, whistling*
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