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February /2009 Event HOME SWEDE HOME February 19th, 6-9 pm at Filippa K Please join us Thursday, February 19th, from 6:00 pm - 9:00pm to celebrate the best in Swedish fashion, design and premium liquor at Filippa K store on 66 Kerney Street, San Francisco. Zinc Details will be there to presents best Swedish design products during a party. 10% of the evening's sales will be donated to the Scandinavian School of San Francisco. Filippa K 66 Kerny Street San Francisco, CA 94108 415.951.0210 Featured Product menu Scandinavian Design Originals 3 little words, but they express everything for which Menu live and breathe: A never-ending search for beautiful Scandinavia design with true originality. Aesthetic and practical daily surprises that you become happier and happier to look at, touch and use. We are proud to introduce new collection from Menu at Zinc Details, 1905 Fillmore Street, San Francisco location. Menu is a family-owned design company established in 1979 in Denmark. The company's visions of creating epoch-making, high quality functional design have produced a varied collection of classics and trend-setting products, now being sold in over 40 countries. There is a designer behind every Menu product, who aims to live up to the requirements of durability, surprise and multi-function. Menu only uses promising and recognized designers, each of whom is able to contribute to the development of the innovative design line which has made Menu one of Denmark's most successful design companies. We love San Francisco! 49 Mile Drive Prints by Annie Galvin Local artist Annie Galvin creates paintings based on the iconic Rex May's 49 Mile Scenic Drive sign post. It's available in variety of colors and they are now available at Zinc Details, 2410 California Street, San Francisco location. It's a perfect gift for San Francisco local, visitor or anyone who just loves the design. Ireland native Annie Galvin worked as an illustrator in Dublin before moving to San Francisco in 1989, two weeks before the earthquake. Her inspiration comes from San Francisco, Vogue magazine, comic-books, Josef Frank textile designs, gardens, Mexican wrestlers, the short stories of Haruki Murakami, and her own dreams and daydreams. As she became familiar with San Francisco, Galvin started to see the 49 Mile Scenic Drive sign around the City. She loved the simple shapes and clean colors of the sign - especially the black eye and beak details. In 2004, Galvin started painting the sign in different color combinations. 49 miles drive prints available at Zinc Details are high-quality archival prints of some of the original 8" X 10" paintings. Galvin and her husband, Eric Rewitzer, also an artist started 3 Fish Studios in January 2007 in order to create a space they can make art, hang out, listen to music, and show their work. They are strong believers in the collaborative process of creating and sharing art, and we love to be surrounded by the vibrancy of creative people exchanging ideas. To see their work, please visit http://www.3fishstudios.com Zinc Details 1905 Fillmore street : San Francisco : 415. 776. 2100 2410 California Street : San Francisco: 415. 776. 9002 www.zincdetails.com