Anyway, I've noticed that lucite and acrylic furniture has been quietly edging its way into interior design recently. You would think it would be hideously tacky -- indeed, I thought that as well. However, somehow this see-through stuff is modern, unexpected, and luxe.
Well, consider me officially on the lucite bandwagon. Yep. Definitely on this clear, hard, plastic, oh-so-chic bandwagon.
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| via Song of Style |
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| via KFDdesigns |
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| at Anthropologie |
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| from Jonathan Adler |
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| via Leffstyle |
P.S. As I was walking around the UES with my mom this weekend (after a failed attempt to see the Alexander McQueen exhibit at the Met because of AN HOUR LONG LINE, but I'm not bitter), I stumbled upon the Jonathan Adler store, or heaven, as I affectionately call it.
Surprise surprise, I almost bought that acrylic tray, but paused at the $98 price tag. However, I just found a similar one for half the price at CB2.. so I figure I can DIY it with some wallpaper.
Maybe I'll post about that project. Maybe..
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