Showing posts with label Cool Collections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cool Collections. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2011

10 Most Beautiful and Amazing Doll Houses

10 Most Beautiful and Amazing Doll Houses

Frida Khalo Doll House


Cuban-American artist Elsa Mora created this lovely miniature doll house featuring artist Frida Kahlo.


 $82,000 English Doll House


A dollhouse selling for a big sum of $82,000 is bound to create waves in the news world. We hear that the exquisiteness of this stunning toy is such that it will capture the heart of anyone who lays their eyes on it. Complete with the tiniest of detail been taken care of, the scale down version of a well-furnished home took 15 years of labour to be completed.

The doll house resembles a traditional English house complete with all the regular fixtures of a bath, bedroom, dining room, hallway and a living room. Little extravagances like the chandeliers also find their way in here. The maker of this small splendor has made more money than those selling several real homes in the UK.  

 Kaleidoscope Doll House

The Bozart Kaleidoscope Dollhouse designed by PMW Architects in 2001 was perhaps the coolest doll house ever. A 1:12 scale multi-level modernist dream, it featured colorful sliding transparent walls that changed cover when overlapped. In addition, modern furniture collections and action figures from well-known designers could be purchased. Now available only on auction sites, they sell quickly for upwards of a $1000.

 Dust Doll House


Dust bunnies yes, but dust houses? I don't know about you but this sure is too cool for me!

“Save those dust!” — Maria Adelaida Lopez, a Master's degree in art school, cleaned houses to support herself through the art school, intricately created this unique series of ‘Dust Houses' that are doll houses & are covered over in vacuum cleaner lint. At present she is an artist & educator in Miami, no longer cleans houses for others. Well, the dust sure helped!

Henry Colbert's Doll House

Henry Colbert is the designer of this 1930's Art Deco master piece. He makes a few houses a year and there's a way to get on a waiting list. I've heard that they cost about $6,000 but I'm not sure if that's true. All sold houses have been unique since the customers always wanted to make changes on his design. He's also making bathroom furniture in 1930's style in various colors.  

Bosdyk Doll House

Let me introduce you to one of the latest objects to join the Powerhouse Museum collection, the Bosdyk Dolls House, a unique example of the art of the miniature. The house was built and decorated by Frans and Christina Bosdyk over a period from 1997 to 2006. They estimated that they spent 15,000 hours and many thousands of dollars of materials on the work. Frans is a skilled electrical instrument maker who can turn his hand to any material with great precision, in fact he made most of the furniture inside the doll's house. Christina was closely involved with all construction decisions, sourced miniature items, decided where everything went and chose interior decor, wallpaper and dolls.

The Bosdyk dolls house competes with the very best in the tradition of Dutch dolls' houses, renowned in the seventeenth century for their style and extraordinary attention to detail. That this should have been made in Australia is unusual and the Bosdyk's eight years' dedication to the project is an extraordinary achievement. The story is one of Dutch migrants bringing the very best of their traditional culture and skills to Australia.

Eco-friendly Doll House

Design company Brinca Dada has an amazing new dollhouse up their sleeve. Set to debut in Spring 2011, the Bennett House is so impressive you'll want to box up your belongings and move in — but, of course in order to do that you'd have to be a mini-you. This breathtaking townhouse-style miniature is influenced by the De Stijl movement of the early 20th century and features lines, squares and rectangles in asymmetrical patterns along with a minimal color scheme.  

Eco-friendly Doll House

Maddie Chambers went and built herself a super impressive looking Bag End hobbit hole dollhouse. It's amazing. It has so many details you won't believe it.  

18th Century French Chateau Doll House

This 18th Century French Chateau is only 1:12 scale (your 6 foot tall liveried footman would be represented as 6 inches tall here). The chateau was the central display in the 2009 South Australian Miniatures Enthusiasts (SAME) Dollhouse and Miniatures Festival. Each room was made separately by club members and put together for the weekend. It represents a year's work. The chateau features servant's quarters, two chapels, bedrooms, music rooms, sitting rooms, dining rooms, a library, and more! A lot of effort went into this group project.  

Hostel Doll House

The name of all this "Hostel" is U Ulitki. "Size 37 x 15 x 21 cm. It is a painstaking and accurate work! At the same time - the charm and magic of every detail.

Amazing Photography of Morning Mists

Amazing Photography of Morning Mists

Mist is a phenomenon of small droplets suspended in air. It can occur as part of natural weather or volcanic activity, and is common in cold air above warmer water, in exhaled air in the cold, and in a steam room of a sauna. It can also be created artificially with aerosol canisters if the humidity conditions are right.

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Fictional world of Jim Kazanjian-Amazing Photos

Fictional world of Jim Kazanjian-Amazing Photos

Jim Kazanyan: 16 years of running CGI-specialist in television and computer games industry. In his pleasure, Jim creates apocalyptic paintings with whimsical architectural constructions. Looking at his work, it remains to be glad that it’s just a fantasy.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Maastricht Art Fair Showcases Some Old And New Artwork

Maastricht Art Fair Showcases Some Old And New Artwork


Maastricht 2011 is supposed to be the world’s leading art and antiques fair and there are more than 30,000 works of art showcased by 260 exhibitors at The European Fine Art Fair Maastricht that will be held from 18th March 2011 to the 27th of March 2011 in Netherlands at the Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre.
The Maastricht Art Fair will also showcase six upcoming and new established art dealers and galleries of 2011. The six creators are the and Elle Shushan Fine Portrait Miniatures gallery in Philadelphia, Sophie Scheidecker , a modern and contemporary Parisian art dealer, Gibson Antiques based in London, a Parisian gallery specializing in pre-Colombian and Colonial American Art and Master Drawings specialist Crispian Riley-Smith from the UK; Galerie 1492.

The Maastricht Art Fair will also showcase six upcoming and new established art dealers and galleries of 2011. The six creators are the and Elle Shushan Fine Portrait Miniatures gallery in Philadelphia, Sophie Scheidecker , a modern and contemporary Parisian art dealer, Gibson Antiques based in London, a Parisian gallery specializing in pre-Colombian and Colonial American Art and Master Drawings specialist Crispian Riley-Smith from the UK; Galerie 1492.


Some of the intriguing art works that will be on display are by Rembrandt and El Greco. Spanish dealer Deborah Elvira will be exhibiting El Greco’s Ecce Home, the only known sculpture that has been signed by the artist, and dating way back to the end of the 16th century, and Gallery Otto Naumann Ltd. is offering Portrait of a Man with Arms Akimbo (1658). This is one of the last privately owned works by Rembrandt, and known from the artist’s late period.

Monday, February 21, 2011

15 Best National Geographic Adventurist Pictures

15 Best National Geographic Adventurist Pictures

National geographic is too big tv channel and its so popular because they discovers a lot of new things and much more. An adventure is defined as an exciting or unusual experience; it may also be a bold, usually risky undertaking, with an uncertain outcome. The term is often used to refer to activities with some potential for physical danger, such as skydiving, mountain climbing and or participating in extreme sports. The term also broadly refers to any enterprise that is potentially fraught with physical, financial or psychological risk, such as a business venture, a love affair, or other major life undertakings. This is really not cool for normal humans but this is really superb experience. here i am going to post some adventurist pictures.