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for the love of bikes: more rack love: PAUL's Flatbed

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More rack love: PAUL's Flatbed. I recently spotted one of these flatbed racks by PAUL locked up in front of my gym - and the owner was raving about it to me. What a functional beauty! California-based bike component company PAUL. Makes these tubular anodized aluminum. Racks - which I can't help compare it to the GAMOH front rack by Minoura of Japan. While similar in, here is how the two racks compare:. 18" x 14.5" x 2.75" platform. 6061 Aluminum Frame w/ anodized black or silver. Max load 25 lbs. The ste...

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for the love of bikes: Radley bags + Pashley bikes

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Radley bags Pashley bikes. Bright cheerful British fashion accessory company, Radley. Launch their S/S 2010 collection with the ever popular bicycle-as-marketing tool. this season's photoshoot (above) and a customized Pashley bike give away. Sadly only open to UK residents). However, Radely has crossed the pond with a recently launched website. For those living in the USofA. Labels: beautiful things for your bike. For ladies who cycle. Looking to buy a (new) bike. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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deensontwerp: + glass

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. A few more photos before i packed up and shipped everything off. Keep you fingers crossed! A glass eye patch, perhaps a gift for Dale Chihuly. Thanks Tawney for modeling wearing the perfect coloured shirt that day). I ended up finishing it off with a tiny Danish flag emblem, which just so happens to resemble the Swiss Army seal. Well, this one never made it. Posted by Vanessa Marie Robinson. Tuesday, August 26, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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deensontwerp: June 2008

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. First day of school: tiny houses, music, water. Bad photo of the houses, taken while riding a bus). Installation hanging from the ceiling of the the Royal Academy of Fine Art School of Architecture - composed of tire inner tubes). At our opening ceremony a string quartet played as part of the program. we were told that this was a true Danish tradition for all opening and closing ceremonies to include live music. one very nice tradition. So far, so awesome &#82...

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deensontwerp: IN THE NEWS

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. It has been over a year since returning home, but came across some photos never posted. The Danish island of Bornholm is primarily inhabited by quiet vacationers during the summer months. Mostly Germans, Sweds, and Danes. Needless to say, being a group of young Americans working on glass design, we stood out. While working in the hot glass studio, we were visited by the local ' TV2. Ran a story and Leah made cover girl! FRONT PAGE, just below the fold.

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deensontwerp: 'Copenhagen to NYC' Opening Reception

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. Copenhagen to NYC' Opening Reception. Good news - all of my glass from this summer made it back in one piece, therefore. I am happy to invite you to the exhibition of our work from Denmark (30 chairs and lot's of glass work)! Wednesday, October 29th (6-9pm). Pratt, Brooklyn Campus. Design Center / 2nd floor. October 29th - November 4th. Enter the campus at the corner of Hall and DeKalb. G Train to Clinton-Washington. Nice job on the poster, colin!

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deensontwerp: November 2008

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. On exhibit in NYC. The exhibition was a success - the theme of the exhibtion was 'straight off the boat' which was conceived by Pratt prof. Tim Richartz. Wood pallets were transformed into display surfaces which gave a nice backdrop for a lot of the glass pieces in the show. The following photos are of my work. Yes, you've seen these before but now in a different setting. A glimse of the Pratt campus - one beautiful place. Fit so perfectly in the boards(!

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deensontwerp: October 2008

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. Copenhagen to NYC' Opening Reception. Good news - all of my glass from this summer made it back in one piece, therefore. I am happy to invite you to the exhibition of our work from Denmark (30 chairs and lot's of glass work)! Wednesday, October 29th (6-9pm). Pratt, Brooklyn Campus. Design Center / 2nd floor. October 29th - November 4th. Enter the campus at the corner of Hall and DeKalb. G Train to Clinton-Washington. Nice job on the poster, colin!

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deensontwerp: October 2009

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A Brooklyn Designer's escape to Scandinavia. It has been over a year since returning home, but came across some photos never posted. The Danish island of Bornholm is primarily inhabited by quiet vacationers during the summer months. Mostly Germans, Sweds, and Danes. Needless to say, being a group of young Americans working on glass design, we stood out. While working in the hot glass studio, we were visited by the local ' TV2. Ran a story and Leah made cover girl! FRONT PAGE, just below the fold.