Posts with tag target

If you live in a tiny apartment, chances are you don't have a porch or a huge backyard to grow a garden. Last year, I discovered the concept of vertical gardening and Patrick Blanc's concept of design and space. Vertical gardens are commonly referred to as living walls. When these living walls are used effectively they can... Continue Reading »

Sir Terence Conran's designs have been thrilling our neighbors across the pond for 50 years, and now the iconic London designer brings his fresh, innovative approach stateside. Conran's motto is "intelligent and simple design that improves the quality of people's lives," and he brings his design sensibility to the masses... Continue Reading »

Last week, we took a look at a few poster options for those of us with bare walls, zero mural skills, and the desire to improve the State of the Home. With some helpful constructive criticism - thank you, dear commenters - came the reminder that there's another option out there: one that is just as fun (if not more so),... Continue Reading »

Eleven years ago, a mid-market retailer named Target paired with a postmodern architect named Michael Graves for a line that would end up changing the world. Graves' designs, which included teakettles and paper towel holders, a triple laundry sorter and a drying rack, were promoted as "Design for All." And now the... Continue Reading »

Target is getting a lot of heat as some of its Black Friday deals are unveiled. How about a coffeemaker for a $3 stocking stuffer? Other Chefmate appliances include a 2-Slice Sandwich Maker, a 2-Slice Toaster and a Slow Cooker, all priced at $3 (while supplies last). Target is also offering a $10 gift card for every... Continue Reading »