Michael Eden’s ‘Grey Bloom’, part of the14th annual SOFA (Sculpture, Objects & Functional Art) Fair, which runs from April 14 through April 17 at the Park Avenue Armory.
Bike Hanger concept from Manifesto Architecture stores many bikes while requiring minimal surface area on the ground, using a ferris wheel like system to raise the bicycles.
What Happens When has undergone its third transformation! Images of the new interior design (and previous renditions) can be found in Core 77's gallery.
We’ve had a beautiful week at NotVentures. Look no further for your next getaway whether that means enjoying April festivities in Barbados, getting your adrenalin rush in Vietnam or emigrating to a new country.
Laps, an interesting installation by Art of Failure and Nicolas Maigret that focuses on generating sensible representations of internet by using it as a space for sound broadcasting.
Eske Rex's Drawingmachine at MINDCRAFT11 at Salone Milan 2011. The sculpture features two drawing arms that create images with a ballpoint pen via two pendulums. Check out the videos for more!
A mouthwatering roundup from Liqurious and Tasteologie features a smoldering speakeasy, simple lemonade cocktails, seductive red velvet crepes and a smoking volcano cake.
Next week at the Milan Furniture Fair, there will be a new exhibition dedicated to showcasing the best in British design, Design junction, at the Zegna showroom in the heart of Zona Tortona.
The NYtimes celebrate the career of Thomas Eisner, a towering figure in the fields of biology, ecology and evolution. Eisner was well known for his in-depth studies of insects, like this Australian sawfly guarding her larvae.
SubMap from Dániel Feles, Krisztián Gergely, Attila Bujdosó, and Gáspár Hajdu, of new media research lab Kitchen Budapest. Abstract subjective maps of Finland that represent online and offline activity and personal preferences.