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Misc | 11 Aug 04 | Stumble
"Nothing is what it seems" describes most of what designer Nicolette Brunklaus has created for her eponymous label. This table cloth for example has a photographic image of a dish on it, which looks so real that it gives you the feeling that the table is set. The napkin has a translucent print of a wine glass. Brunklaus is also the creator of Fortune Napkins, inspired by the cookie, Invitation Napkins, the Wallflame candlestick, glowing Nightlight pillowcase and Yes/No duvet cover and pillowcases. Via MoCo Amsterdam and Joost.
LINK: brunklaus.nl
LINK: MoCo Amsterdam
Brunklaus Fortune Napkins. ""Soon you will be sitting on top of the world". This is just one of the predictions on these napkins. Inspired by the Chinese fortune cookies, every napkin has a different prediction for each dinner guest. (eight variations)"
Brunklaus Invitation Napkins.
Brunklaus WallFlame candlestick. "A delicate image of a candlestick printed on a silver-finished metal plate. If you click the candle into the clip it looks as if the candle is placed on a real candlestick. The folded edge at the bottom of the plate prevents the candles wax from dripping on the floor."
Brunklaus NightLight pillowcase. "A pillow case that you can always find in the dark. When the bedroom gets dark at night, the image of the candle starts glowing."
Brunklaus Yes/No duvet cover and pillowcases.
