Ghost Nest Giveaway!
Ghost Nest is the brain child of San Francisco based artist and design addict Reid Evans. His company aims to put the power of design back in the hands of the customer by enabling them to create personalized products for the home.
Express your personality by embedding your own image inside a knob!
Blogger Benita of Chez Larsson created this coat rack for her son Willie's room using her own images.
Blair of Wild & Precious used some scrap wood flooring and bead board she had left over in the shed to make her customized rack which gave her a cool new place to "hang" in the laundry room.
When it came to my turn, I chose a set of 12 La Dolfina's facing each other.
I haven't decided yet on how to use my set of La Dolfina knobs and Reid is always looking for new and inspired ways of using his personalized products so together we are sponsoring a contest and a giveaway!
To help get your creative juices flowing here is an idea I came up with while brainstorming one day with Reid.
Instead of taking polaroids to identify which shoes are in which box, having it's image embedded in a knob which is attached to the box would not only be aesthetically pleasing but would be helpful in pulling it out of the stack.
For more ideas and inspiration you might want to check out Ghost Nest's Flickr page.
First Place:
All the knobs you need to bring your project to life (not to exceed 12) plus an additional 10 knobs to do whatever you want with.
Second Place:
All the knobs you need to bring your project to life (not to exceed 12)
*Once the winners are decided their projects will be featured on a future post as well as on the soon to be launched "Get Ideas" section of Ghost Nest's website. Winners will be chosen on Sunday, Oct. 31st, which is quite appropriate... don't you think?
Good Luck, we are so excited to see what all you creative bloggers out there come up with!
Comments
hoping you have a blessed and fantastic weekend my love. miss you. xoxo
Thanks for asking me over to have a look at this.
My son needs a new desk for his room which is soon to be redocated. I think these knobs would be great on a boys desk. The room is for a teenage boy and will have quite an 'adventurer/pioneer' feel to it. My idea for the knobs is to use them on the drawers of a large old wooden desk, and to use cut-outs from maps. If I use maps of rural areas I'll have a lot of greens, browns, greys and the occasional blue river line. If I was looking for a more silver, grey, blue palette of colours I could cut out from street maps.
Voila! Hope you like my idea
Sharon
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Thanks so much for contributing. It's really all about what imagery you embed in the knob and where it will be used.
Happy sunny Sunday to you Terri ( :
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You could do so many things with them!
I have a bit of a knob thing, always looking for great new ones!!
How about white back grounds with black numbers in them. Like French No.1 or 2. 3. 4.
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Dore
There's nothing like french script numbers!
I would love to see what the likes of your creative genius could do with them :)
Thanks for contributing!!!
You're the best!!!
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Hope you are enjoying your Fall weather, its sounds lovely to me!
XOXO Meg
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Me well probably vintage images of shells or a compass rose. If I ever get a studio these would be great to have to label where supplies are with photos of ribbon, fabric, spoons, etc.
I would love to see
these knobs with
vintage letterpress
images...bees, crowns,
birds, nests, scissors, etc.
I have been scouring
flea markets for old
tool chests or card
catalogs and I think
knobs like these on
a chest of this sort
would be wonderful!
xx Suzanne
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Since you love treasure hunting up and down the coast, have you found Taylor William in SLO? A wonderful shop with all kinds of treasures that always seem to follow me home whenever I'm up there. :)
My ideas are:
1)for the round more formal knob I would use them as an integral part of a curtain tie backs. I would use illustrations of my favorite trees as the insert. I would use a solid curtain panel for this application. 2)Using a ledger board and for the insert either a nice festive plaid or red and white gingham. These round knobs would be attractive for the use of hanging Christmas stocking.
I like the edge detailing on the square knobs.
I would remove the silver backing screw then I would use either of the following images as the inserts - flowers, bugs and butterflies or good quality family images. I would use eight to twelve of these places casually in a low sided tray or place them in a small clear glass bowl.
I would invite my guest young or old to look through the artful knobs. A child could occupy themselves with the flower, bug and butterfly knobs while you have a chance to catch up with their parent(s). A teen age relative may enjoy looking at the family knob images - perhaps even fostering some interesting questions about family outings or history.
Thanks for the consideration.
CJF
treehouse.queen18(atyahoodotcom)
I am not the most romantic girl on the planet (although I have my days!) but the bedroom of my girls (8 and 6) is both girlie and sweet.
Between their beds is a light gray chest with plenty of drawers for both girls.
If I became a happy onwer of a set, I would chose a pretty, romantic wall paper or fabric as the insert. (Maybe even a fabric from one of their old dresses!).
Crossing my fingers and toes!
Mon