Here at Fashion Funhouse Emporium, we love jewelry. The right statement pieces can take a basic ensemble from everyday carbon copy to full of personality.
With the Thornwall Collection, we can do you one better. You can lord over your own metropolis and own your very own radio network. In the 1950's before the days of individual phone numbers, Thornwall 84 was once a calling code for Los Angeles. Inspired by cities, homes, and comforts within--like radios that first popularized mass communication, these unique, fun bangles, rings and necklaces follow the rise of metropolitan living.
Take a look at your future cities. Our editor is calling her's "Amberopolis."
Bridge Double Finger Ring, Photo: Brandon Showers
Large Radio Pendant, Seismograph Pendant, Cityscape Bangles, Cities & Roads Bangles. Photo: Brandon Showers
Cityscape Ring- featuring 18 buildings. Photo: Brandon Showers
Do you love it? To see the pieces above in greater detail or to see more of the Little Rooms Jewelry line, click here: www.littlerooms.com
Little Rooms Designer Bio: An LA native, Ester Delug's designs play on the penchants of her childhood, particularly her fascination with dollhouses. “I’m obsessed,” Ester openly admits with a laugh, “There’s something so charming about them—the innocence they represent. But they’re also kind of creepy too, and I love that—that underlying weirdness.” The designer is no stranger to the strange, either. Starting her career as a special effects makeup artist, Ester routinely churned out monsters and mayhem, her favorite jobs being the bloodiest and most gruesome. “My background in makeup had a tremendous influence on developing my collection and jewelry design. I was doing tons of prosthetic molding, and the creative process is very similar to those in jewelry making.”
