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This distinctive Pink Flamingo Reverse Goblet (1992) by Fritz Dreisbach is part of larger collection of art glass goblets owned by the Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan. The collection is displayed in a rather out of the way location, which is against the street-facing windows of a stairway alcove, which takes advantage of natural light enhancing the translucency of the glassware.
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With Mother’s Day coming up on May 12th, as a popular alternative to gifting your Mom with a fresh floral bouquet, why honor her a half-dozen gorgeous Pink Roses in a display box? Let explain; these preserved blooms are called Forever or Eternal Roses and you can find them everywhere these days. There are even tiny boutiques in certain high-end malls that sell this item exclusively. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Eternal Roses in a Box
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I wish I could recall where I saw this Pink Henley-style T Shirt, which is obviously a sample for a place that makes custom-message t-shirts. I found it buried in my Pink Things archive (yes, it exists) with no surrounding context other than dating back to August of 2019. The mystery lives on.
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Industrial designer Joey Zeledón used Bauhaus Leglend Marcel Breuer’s ‘Cesca chair as a inspiration for this innovative seating design that combines the famliar continuous steel rod frame with colorful coat hangers replacing the classic cane seat and back. Spotted at 2023’s International Conetmporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), the Coat Check Chair allows the user many possibilites for personalizing the frame to suit their taste.
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The legendary Harrod’s flagship store located in Knightsbridge, London is the biggest goddam department store in Europe. Despite the fact that the place sells everything, the entire basement level is dedicated exclusively to the sale of branded swag of every category imaginable, so that no tourist leaves without buying something, anything emblazoned with the Harrod’s name. That, my friends, is how you do marketing. Anyhoo, I’m a pretty disciplined shopper, so I was able to resist the desire to purchase even this adorable Pink Teddy Bear adorned with a satin ribbed with the Harrod’s brand name in gold. I did, however, leave with this photo.