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Pumpkin Lamp

Pumpkin Lamp
Photo By Gail

Spotted at Jalan Jalan Imports, Located at 525 S Topanga Canyon Blvd, Topanga, CA 90290. Happy Fall, Everyone!

Luxury Sports Car Parts Get a Second Life in Strada Veloce at Dorian Grey Gallery

Lambo Engine Lid Desk with Red Lamp
Lambo 2005 Gallardo Engine Lid Desk with Red Lambo Caliper Lamp and Lambo Gallardo Wheel Table, All By Joe Mac Designs (All Photos by Gail)

A few days ago, you might have noticed the bitchen Ferrari Art Car posted here on The Gig after we immortalized it on the Blogosphere in honor of the opening reception of the Strada Veloce (“Fast Street”) group exhibit up now at the Dorian Grey Gallery. While the car was just making a drive by, so to speak, you still have until October 5th to see this exhibit’s eclectic assortment of custom home furnishings designed around various luxury car parts, as well as a selection of fine oil paintings of status symbol automobiles!
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Red Standing Buddha Lamp

Red Buddha Lamp
Photo By Gail

I found this amazing lamp on the second floor of Pear River Mart, on Broadway near Grand Street in downtown Manhattan. The price tag says $299.50, but it has 50% off sticker on it, so this is some kind of incredible bargain, if you ask me. If this seems like something you might want to own, I suggest you bring a friend with you, to help carry it to the street, because it probably weighs a few pounds.

Pink Thing of The Day: Hot Pink Woopsy Desk Lamp

Pink Spill Lamp
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Pink Whoopsie Lamp available at This Link and elsewhere on the interwebs!

Porca Miseria! Chandelier at MOMA

Porca Miseria! Chandelier Distance
All Photos By Gail

The Porca Miseria! Chandelier is a revolt against the “slickness” of contemporary design and designer  Ingo Maurer’s celebration of slow–motion cinematic explosions. Only 10 of these lamps are produced annually, as four builders and must work on each one for almost 5 days, carefully breaking plates with a hammer or dropping them on the floor to determine the arrangement of the final design. The title, a common Italian interjection similar to “damn,” expressing irritation, surprise, annoyance, or incredulity, evokes both the frustration of breaking a dish and the release that comes from breaking many of them. Continue reading Porca Miseria! Chandelier at MOMA