Showing posts with label minimalist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label minimalist. Show all posts

Monday, October 18, 2010

Vintage GE Flip Alarm Clock


My new, err old, new alarm clock arrived today.  Don't you love getting packages in the mail?

I won this retro beauty on Ebay for $8.09.  I love the minimalist look of it and of course, the flipping numbers.   It's a nice pale beige color, perfect for my yet-to-be-decided color of the bedroom.

It has a spinning second hand on the right hand side and the alarm time on the left wheel.   I've tested the alarm function and boy does it work.  My husband is "protesting" it's use due to the horrid buzzing sound it emits.  Well, at least now maybe I will get up when the alarm goes off.  Isn't that an alarm's purpose?   In the past I'd roll over and turn the music alarm off in a half-sleep state.  Yeah, that's effective!   So now we're cool and we'll get up on time.

Here are some other flips on Ebay currently:

VTG 60's CAPRI FLIP/ALARM CLOCK EAMES ERA MINTY $29.99





General Electric Flip Alarm Clock Lighted Dial $5.99




VINTAGE MONTGOMERY WARDS FLIP/DRUM ALARM CLOCK TESTED $14.95






Vintage FLIP alarm Clock sankyo digital model 412 b14 $4.99

.................and some available at Etsy:

Vintage Working General Electric Flip Clock $32.00




Vintage Olive Green Sunbeam Electronic Flip Alarm Clock Geekery $18.00




Seth Thomas Vintage Speed Read Clock E 037 $65.00




What wakes you up in the morning? 



Friday, September 24, 2010

Minimalist Love....Danish Style

Check out my Etsy Treasury featuring some of my favorite minimal Danish style pieces.
Wish I could buy them all!

I just love how effortlessly beautiful Danish modern and Mid Century design is.
How can something so simple be so stunning, inviting and artistic at the same time?


Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Mid Century and Vintage Inspired Design in Las Vegas



The new City Center in Las Vegas is a minimalist, modern design lovers eye candy dream. City Center is a shopping mecca and collection of 5 new hotels. Outside the architecture is powerful, structured and angular. Inside the shopping center, it's minimalist space age, the Jetsons-modern, bright white and peppered with vintage, retro-modern design aspects. Love it!!

I love to see vintage inspired design in a modern setting. Here are some images I shot -

Bar area

Amazing angles and lighting

1960's inspired hive design eye glasses display, Roberto Cavalli

Mid Century inspired bubble wall tiles in a clothing store

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