ToyWatch, the high design plastic timepiece from Italy introduces ‘Heavy Metal Collection Version II’, the fuse plastic and metal wristwatch to create a fun, light and glimmering statement. The ToyWatch Heavy Metal collection is priced between 10,800 – 14,200 Baht and now available at ToyWatch counters at Siam Paragon, Central Chidlom, Central Ladprao, Central Pinklao, Central Chengwattana, Suvarnabhumi Airport, King Power at Rangnam, Zen Design Showcase and ToyWatch boutique at Central World, Central Festival Pattaya Beach. For more information, please visit www.toywatchthailand.com.
Nothing precious here when ToyWatch gets heavy. The ToyWatch Heavy Metal Version II collection is a real homage to lightness with focused on the steel-plasteramic contrast. The 33mm and 40 mm caliber offers traditional hues with black, white straps in the chronograph version for him and solo tempo version for her. The graduated heart of plasteramic strap, is where the metal combined by white silver, gold, pink gold and black gun. The classic black model is combined with silver and in the black gun version. The watch has quartz movement and mother-of-pearl dial and the plasteramic-steel mix looks very intriguing and elegant.
Heavy on the metal…easy on the eyes and weight with ToyWatch Heavy Metal Version II Collection.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Get a load of Blythe's house!
Shining out from the mountain of home decor at the just-sending Baan Lae Suan Fair is the answer to a weighty question for the modern era: Where, exactly, has Blythe been living?
The cute little doll might be homeless for all most people care but, fortunately, entrepreneur Donlacha Thammarot Teeraeakpakorn has come up a line of furniture for her, called Signorina.
Donlacha, a graphic designer and a veteran in interior design and furniture manufacture, has expanded with a range of ideas for the Hip Maker label.
Debuting at the annual Baan Lae Suan Fair, Signorina is miniature furniture for Blythe, but all of the pieces can be produced in human size too.
Donlacha accords Blythe the full stature of a princess, as she is in the eyes of her millions of fans, so the furniture is sweet and luxurious and vintage in style.
She hasn't lost sight of the need for functionality in the real world, though, and for actual people she's taken inspiration from the compact living spaces of Japanese cities.
"Our company has made everything there is in design," says Hip Maker marketing communicator Pitawan Laorsri, "from graphics and decoration for sales booths and shelves for the fairs to interior decor for houses and offices.
"Signorina is our latest idea:small-scale furniture for dolls that can be produced in full size as well."
The line includes a comfy bunk bed with drawers, a dressing table and a bookcase. Among the more playful-looking items for children are a bed and closet.
There's a choice of top-grade hardwoods in both the real and miniatures sizes.
The Signorina showroom has beds, dresswers, desks, wardrobes and bookcases and some items from Hong Kong, China and Japan.
A corner of full-size home decor is stocked with beautiful wooden cabinets, mirrors, resin photo frames that play music and ceramic lanterns that can be used as aromatic oil burners, all imported from China.
The cute little doll might be homeless for all most people care but, fortunately, entrepreneur Donlacha Thammarot Teeraeakpakorn has come up a line of furniture for her, called Signorina.
Donlacha, a graphic designer and a veteran in interior design and furniture manufacture, has expanded with a range of ideas for the Hip Maker label.
Debuting at the annual Baan Lae Suan Fair, Signorina is miniature furniture for Blythe, but all of the pieces can be produced in human size too.
Donlacha accords Blythe the full stature of a princess, as she is in the eyes of her millions of fans, so the furniture is sweet and luxurious and vintage in style.
She hasn't lost sight of the need for functionality in the real world, though, and for actual people she's taken inspiration from the compact living spaces of Japanese cities.
"Our company has made everything there is in design," says Hip Maker marketing communicator Pitawan Laorsri, "from graphics and decoration for sales booths and shelves for the fairs to interior decor for houses and offices.
"Signorina is our latest idea:small-scale furniture for dolls that can be produced in full size as well."
The line includes a comfy bunk bed with drawers, a dressing table and a bookcase. Among the more playful-looking items for children are a bed and closet.
There's a choice of top-grade hardwoods in both the real and miniatures sizes.
The Signorina showroom has beds, dresswers, desks, wardrobes and bookcases and some items from Hong Kong, China and Japan.
A corner of full-size home decor is stocked with beautiful wooden cabinets, mirrors, resin photo frames that play music and ceramic lanterns that can be used as aromatic oil burners, all imported from China.
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