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Dustin Amery Hostetler, aka UPSO, is a graphic artist and designer based in Toledo, Ohio. His work focuses on bold colors, human elements and a strong graphic base, and has been exhibited internationally. His commercial illustration regularly appears in such magazines as Wired and XLR8R. Dustin also publishes the annual art magazine “Faesthetic”" and has curated group art shows in cities such as LA, Chicago, and NYC.”
Dan Funderburgh of the mighty Thought Ninjas killustration/design house makes wallpaper and typography for the people. In their words “Our manifesto is truth through deception; content or consequences, decoration before dishonor. Our flag is every Pantone color. Watch out now.”"”
Have you noticed how many people you see wearing the same clothes? I’m not complaining about Gap here (that would make me a hypocrite); but when chain stores sell the same stuff all over the place, you see it in more places. Makes sense.Well your walls need dressing too, you know. And if you’re getting your wall art from IKEA or Target, you’ll find something nice (I know you’ve got taste), but yours won’t be the only wall wearing it. If, on the other hand, you get wall art by Three Sheets 2 the Wind, you’ve got a guarantee that it’s one of a kind–they’re all handmade from 100% Irish linen, so every one’s slightly different. And they come in a wide range of sizes, from squares smaller than a sheet of notebook paper to 1200-square-inch rectangles. That means you can use one as a feature in the room, or to cover up the nail hole in the wall from where you used to hang your Klimt poster.
Rustic is the new black-leather-and-chrome! It’s true–the newest last word in modernism and best way to show that you’re on the cutting edge of design is with Balsa Wall Hangings, animal-printed pillows and T-shirts from Fauna. And by “animal-printed,”" we don’t mean zebra-striped and leopard-spotted; we mean actually displaying zebras and leopards, among many other animals, in sepia-flavored prints. Everything’s printed by hand, the Balsas are amazing, the T-shirts are soft, and the pillows are interestingly shaped.
bringing the outside in in a brand-new way.Art is printed on individual balsa squares attached to a flexible backing. Each hanging is signed and limited to 300 printings. Due to the nature of screen-printing, each piece will be original and have slight differences.Want to know more? View Cool Hunting’s profile of Salvor designer Ross Meneuz.”
Inhabit’s Embossed Wall Flats are designed to expand in any direction. With peel-and-stick adhesive tape and an automatic pattern repeat these wall tiles are simple, modern, versatile and goof-proof. You can cover an existing wall, help disguise a not-so-smooth wall or add a modern pattern to any room setting. Customize them by rotating every other tile or row, mix-and-match patterns or paint them to coordinate with your decor. The rule is there are no rules and the important thing is to have fun with it. It¹s low stress, low commitment and a big payoff in the way these tiles will impact a space.
The offerings from notNeutral are, as it says on the box, not neutral. Their bold, graphic look is excellent for anywhere you want to add some uncommon interest to your decorating, from the nursery to the living room to the dining room.Contemporary finished plywood wall panels in bold, colorful designs. Create a customized, dimensional wallscape that is uniquely yours. Four panels in a set.
Have you noticed how many people you see wearing the same clothes? I’m not complaining about Gap here (that would make me a hypocrite); but when chain stores sell the same stuff all over the place, you see it in more places. Makes sense.Well your walls need dressing too, you know. And if you’re getting your wall art from IKEA or Target, you’ll find something nice (I know you’ve got taste), but yours won’t be the only wall wearing it. If, on the other hand, you get wall art by Three Sheets 2 the Wind, you’ve got a guarantee that it’s one of a kind–they’re all handmade, so every one’s slightly different. And they come in a wide range of sizes, from squares smaller than a sheet of notebook paper to 1200-square-inch rectangles. That means you can use one as a feature in the room, or to cover up the nail hole in the wall from where you used to hang your Klimt poster.
Have you noticed how many people you see wearing the same clothes? I’m not complaining about Gap here (that would make me a hypocrite); but when chain stores sell the same stuff all over the place, you see it in more places. Makes sense.Well your walls need dressing too, you know. And if you’re getting your wall art from IKEA or Target, you’ll find something nice (I know you’ve got taste), but yours won’t be the only wall wearing it. If, on the other hand, you get wall art by Three Sheets 2 the Wind, you’ve got a guarantee that it’s one of a kind–they’re all handmade with 100% Irish linen, so every one’s slightly different. And they come in a wide range of sizes, from squares smaller than a sheet of notebook paper to 1200-square-inch rectangles. That means you can use one as a feature in the room, or to cover up the nail hole in the wall from where you used to hang your Klimt poster.
Modern design typically invokes a sense of sleek, clean, and, let’s face it, pristine, untouchable coolness. Inhabit slats – while thoroughly modern – bring coziness, individuality, and warmth to the mix.Their array of prints and colors guarantees you’ll find a hanging panel — or a bunch — to suit your style. You can use them as wall hangings or as soft room dividers. They allow natural light through during the day while providing privacy in the evening.Mike and Jennifer Tuttle created Inhabit as a fun tool for self expression. With gotta-have-it prints in all the right colors and sizes, the Inhabit range makes it easy to navigate the options and fit them into your lifestyle.
Modern design typically invokes a sense of sleek, clean, and, let’s face it, pristine, untouchable coolness. Inhabit wall prints while thoroughly modern, bring coziness, individuality, and warmth to the mix.Their array of prints, colors, and sizes guarantees you’ll find a group — or a bunch — to suit your style. Mike and Jennifer Tuttle created Inhabit as a fun tool for self expression. With gotta-have-it prints in all the right colors and sizes, the Inhabit range makes it easy to navigate the options and fit them into your lifestyle.Sizes:square 16″H x 16″”Wmedium square 24″”H x 24″”Wlarge square 34″”H x 34″”Wsmall rectangle 16″”H x 24″”Wlarge rectangle 24″”H x 34″”W”