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Hedirman says...

I'm currently trudging (slowly) through the 20-over films from the Bond franchise because Mad Men - which recently ended its third season - has me obsessed fascinated with that era.
Some of the films can be yawners though, my picks so far are the ones that seem a little more esoteric when it comes to foreign culture. Like From Russia With Love (based in Istanbul, with a Russian lover and a skirmish with gypsies), You Only Live Twice (which references Japanese culture) and Live and Let Die (influenced much by the blaxploitation-era it was made in).
Then there are the lush soundtracks, which I'll save for a later post.
In the meantime, I've taken a liking to the digital timepieces that 007 dons and wanted to dedicate a post on it. Apart from the Hamilton Pulsar, they all seem to be from Seiko. Pity they don't make more of such watches, no?

The Seiko G757 Sports 100 from Octopussy (the gold-trimmed version is quite fetching too):

One of the first digital watches, the Hamilton Pulsar (the same division that made this was interestingly sold off to Seiko), was originally intended to be used in Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey but it wasn't developed in time. Worn by Roger Moore in Live and Let Die:

Another one from Octopussy, the Seiko TV watch: 

The simple and minimal Seiko 0674 5009 from The Spy Who Loved Me:

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Simon says...

The Mañana lamp by Marie-Louise Gustafsson for Design House Stockholm is one of the most laid back-looking pieces of product design I've seen. It's a floorlamp that makes itself comfortable in its surroundings by leaning louchely against the wall. So much so that it might as well be smoking a cigar and regaling you with stories of past escapades and adventures in exotic locations.

Inspired by a sketched portrait Gustaffson found herself doing, it's beautifully simple in form, consisting of an uncluttered steel frame and free from head to toe of any unnecessary detail. I also like the relationship between the size of the shade and the slender body which, for me, too many lamp designs fail to achieve.

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Yeah!! One of Hannari Tofu Goods availavle on our yahoo store is featured on NEO magazine in UK.

This one is called "hannari tofu party series" - she is wearing green color bow and red party hat with candy on her head.

So kawaii!! You can purchase it here!! This is perfect for Christmas gift!!

http://www.from-japan-with-love.com/hannari-tofu-cell-phone-strap--party-tofu-yellow.html

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DisNDat says...

Made for the Japanese market, the Fanny Pack follows the original design from 1981, when Wild Things was started. The bag can be worn either round the waist, or more commonly across the back due to its comfortable thick strap. Size 42x15x8 cm. GBP £46.81 from Superdenim.

         
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CommXperts says...

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Simon says...

I love the raw simplicity of these beautifully designed speakers from Joey Roth. The speakers themselves are made from porcelain, cork and Baltic birch all left in their natural state. This gives them a sense of warmth and personality and establishes a reassuring connection between technology and the natural world.

The amp in the middle of the picture is incredibly utilitarian in form, but all the better for it. I find the exposed phono plugs particularly pleasing; rather than being hidden away, they have been made an integral part of the design.

Plastic has been kept to a minimum throughout, appearing only in the electronic components.

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Simon says...

Home audio is getting sleeker. For a while, I've been weighing up whether to dispense with hefty separates and speakers, which are great for sound but not so great spatially or aesthetically. Trouble is, whilst I listen to an increasing amount of MP3 these days, I still want to listen to CDs too. Which means that beautiful looking iPod-only docks like the Bose SoundDock and the B&W Zeppelin are out of the running.

This little beauty from Vita has been out for a while now and covers both bases, as well as adding DAB and FM radio into the mix. And it's a bit of a showstopper in the looks department too. I love the walnut veneer casing (it looks like it's a single mould, or certainly close to it) and the almost perfect symetry of the front display. An inset space on the top for the detachable remote control maintains its clean form.

If I finally decide to make the move from separates to an all-in-one system, then the Vita R4 would be my choice.

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indiaknight says...

You can keep your Hermès Birkins and suchlike - Susannah Hunter makes my favourite bags in the world, ever, bar nothing and nobody and no one. I first came across them in The Cross five or six years ago - there was a woman carrying one and I practically attacked her to ask her where it was from; not to sound completely mental or anything, but my breathing quickened so that I was pretty much PANTING WITH DESIRE. Over a bag. Yes, I know. But the bags are unbelievably sumptuous - the leather is like butter, the colours are jewel-like, the insides are thick velvet, the craftsmanship is impeccable and the appliquéd flowers are amazingly beautiful; plus there isn't an iota of bling or logo grossness.

The bags - they come in lots of different shapes and sizes but are all squishy - are put together with a painterly eye, especially when it comes to colour, which isn't very surprising as Susannah comes from a family of artists. The bummer is, they're not cheap. At all. Like, really not *sad face*. But *perks up* it's nearly Christmas. And they last forever and never date - I still get stopped and interrogated about my very first purchase from her. And they are made by hand, in the atelier behind the shop in Rugby Street, Bloomsbury, by a charming bunch of women who are properly paid and looked after. Look: it's the anti-sweatshop:

As well as the existing shop at 7 Rugby Street, WC1, a second shop is opening next month at 19 Connaught Street, W2; it'll stock leather-bound books and things like travel-card holders as well as the lovely bags (there's also a bespoke furniture range). The online shop is here. If you can't afford a bag, nip into the shop and buy a keyring: it may be small but it'll be so beautiful that it'll make you happy every time you see it. 

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Simon says...

A great example of literal design. It doesn't offer a new solution to a problem, but it does its job elegantly, with grace and good humour.

If you too are impressed, you can buy them here.

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