How have I missed this? I spotted the Lego Boardroom Table on Behance yesterday, and gracious, the creativity that ensues. Sometimes, this world amazes me. Also, I think this table would make corporate meetings a bit more… productive. p.s. Want more legos?: Lego Love-oh HappyCentro Jan Vormann
Mark A. Reigelman II re-decorates bus stops, turning average public transportation fixtures into a highly sought-after art installation. Now that’s what I’d call street art.
To me, there is little more inspiring than seeing a designer on their down time. What sort of personal projects are they taking on, and how do they turn out? If we’re talking Hannah Dollery, the answer is awesome. That’s how it will turn out. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Hannah crafted a lace-and-wood stool (one of
Chilly? This blanket is reserved for the serious cartographist. Is that even a word? Cartographist?
If I had like, three more hours in the day, I’d run a frivolous little shopping site, full of pretty things that don’t need to be quite as expensive as they are. This lovely wooden lamp would totally make the cut. It’s £144, so maybe instead I’ll have the husband make one for me. You
OK, we need to talk about the new Clare Rojas for Chronicle Books journal. Don’t get me wrong; I’m not going to abandon my beloved TeuxDeux method quite yet, but you guys. Whoa. You already know I’m in mad love w/ Clare Rojas herself, and this cloth journal is just so, so well-made. Perhaps I’ll
It was only a matter of time before the Snuggie for beds would be invented.
Este Lewis creates patterns out of everyday objects. This one is Wildberry gum. Even better? You can buy the wallpaper for $25/square foot. A hefty price for hefty inspiration. website: SOY ESTE portfolio: SOY ESTE blog: DYDRM