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| San Francisco Magazine June 2005 Style File>Shopping News -Mobile Mania- "BEELINE'S Recyclobiles are retro-inspired mobiles handmade with recycled materials by local artist Ames Munden. They are available in several sizes and colors." |
| Metropolitan Home Magazine March 2005 The Practical Made Perfect, by Arlene Hirst -Disc Jockey- "San Francisco designer Ames Munden fabricates light-as-air mobiles by recycling discarded lighting products. The hand-stained fiberglass discs, cut form old lamp-shade material, are assembled with fishing line and salvaged lamp hardware. The resulting "Recycalites" about 3 feet long, glisten as they float." |
| 7x7 Magazine November 2004 Cool by Design, by Jennie Nunn -Gone Fishing- "Taking the mobile out of the baby's room, San Francisco sculptor Ames Munden has transformed it into an adult-though still distinctly playful- pleasure. For her "Recyclobile", she strings colorful discs of hand-stained fiberglass on fishing line and suspends them from a steel ring." At Beeline, 3505 17th St. 415.505.2222 |
| Sunset Magazine January 2004 New Again, by Mary Jo Bowling -Mid-century Modern gets an updated look- "...home furnighings and accessory designers are taking the next step: They're using the era's lightweight materials and simple shapes and updating them with today's colors and technologies. In some cases, they're updating classic designs too." |
| San Francisco Chronicle June 2003 Hot Stuff, by Laura Thomas -Mid-century Design- "...impressive collection of German, Italian, Scandinavain, and some Japanese is arranged to display al its competing or contrasting attributes, so much so that they seem to be conversing with one another." |
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