*bloomacious
Karim Rashid teamed up with Kenzo to create these fragrance "pebbles" that weigh just over .5 oz and fit in the palm of your hand.
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*Metropolis
Herman Miller's new Setu chair has a "kinematic spine"--inspired by the human backbone--that supports the sitter’s weight and gently forces the body into proper position.
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*MikeGusto
British Designer Pete Dungey did a 2009 survey to find out who the most famous Alan (or Allen) is.
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*taliesyn30
Due to be completed in 2010, the Hoover Dam Bypass bridge has slowly been taking shape. Here, with some amazing photographs is a record of this incredible bridge as it nears completion.
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*bellsandwhistles
Dave Fobes is a furniture builder/painter/teacher who works with color theory and perspective. This series is entirely out of duct tape. Impressive!!! He has a show at the Cannon Gallery, Carlsbad CA.
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*Sylvain Allard
The package here takes position and reminds us that tissues come from trees and therefore it suggest a respect for the material.
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*laurasweet
Save Your Logo is a wonderful organization that promotes biodiversity by encouraging brands to save the animal or plant in their logo! Lacoste is their first major partner.
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*Chris Burns
For those of you not lucky enough to live on one of the ocean coasts of fantabulous summertime Italy, here's a new set of photographs of waterfront signage from design-conscious pic clicker Luca Paolassini!
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*designturf
If you like to rearrange your furniture as much as we do, these Six Mix modular cubes are the perfect solution. Best of all, they are made from recycled zBoards...
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*Chris Burns
You know what's not gonna work forever? Moore's Law. The chips! They can't stand it. However, books will. They don't even need laws. Here's a project to prove it, complete with tweezers and a magnifying glass.
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*john bosma
When BMW tests a prototype in public, the company uses very interesting (anti-)camouflage.
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*exitcreative
A new exhibition by Adam Parker Smith, opening this Tuesday in NYC, featuring the word CELEBRATE, built in 3D with plywood and burnt to a crisp.
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*stuchunnel
Pulp, a collaboration between photographer Neil Krug and super model Joni Harbeck. The project started out as a Flickr page that got so much attention Krug decided to expand upon it and publish a book due out in August
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*jeremyriad
Andrew Bell takes his Never Look Back art into the third dimension with these fantastic sad sushi vinyl toys. [Editor's Note: OMG SO AMAZING - blue one is cute too and will be at sdcc!]
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*Hippe kip
A porcelain vase inspired by medieval glass bottles with handmade seals. These ceramic seals tell a story about the things that could be found around the kitchen table in the Middle Ages.
*iohipocket
By superposition of transparent silhouettes, it is possible to see the morphological changes which took place during the history of an object and its development.
#22664An awesome animation short film called Red Rabbit. We live our life, hiding secrets from others not knowing that everybody has a secret.
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*karengolden
American street artist ABOVE just released his latest video from his current European tour. The new video from Madrid, Spain showcases more site specific installations and word-plays. The music is also wonderful.
*bloomacious
Campaign for Tibits has these giant forks attached to trees around Zurich which create an artful sight gag.
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*Art_Vandelay
The epitome of Open Concept living by Wallflower Architechture + Design. Stunning private residence in Singapore
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