Great New works by french designer Florent Degourc. He has a really playful design aesthetic. I rather enjoy it.
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Jan 10
Hush Chair by Naughtone
I love this chair by design firm Naughtone. It is called the Hush Chair and has on oh so fun color combination.The chair was designed by Kieron Bakewell
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Jan 10
Leolux Furniture Collaborates With the Design Academy Eindhoven
New Furniture pieces by Leolux Furniture and the Design Academy Eindhoven. Really great pieces. The entire line was shown at Woonbeurs in Amsterdam back in October.
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Jan 10
Earth House Estate Lättenstrasse by Vetsch Architektur
Really interesting photos of the Earth House Estate Lättenstrasse located in Dietikon, Switzerland by Vetsch Architektur.
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Jan 10
Silicon Switches from Normal Design
I love these new Silicon Switches from Normal Design. The switch is hidden beneath a thin layer of silicon to activate the switch, you merely push it in. Really cleaver design and nice to see such an inventive use of materials.
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Oct 09
Poubelle International – The School Reunion
I love this new video by Hong Kong based band Poubelle International. The video was shot by Nicholas Wakeham. Really creative editing.
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Oct 09
Fundação Iberê Camargo in Porto Alegre
I love the Ibere Camargo Foundation’s building in Porto Alegre, Brazil. The building was designed by Alvaro Siza, a Portugese architect.
10
Oct 09
Sports Center by Koz Architects
Koz Architects, based out of Paris recently put up a new Sports Center in Saint-Cloud, a wealthy community on the outskirts of Paris. They really did a great job mixing modernism and an athletic facility, as strange as that statement sounds.
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Oct 09
“Island, IS” by Volcano Choir music video.
Volcano Choir, a side project of Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon, recently released their new LP Unmap. For an album that admittedly was mostly experimentation, Vernon and company seemed to pull it all off pretty well in the end. “Island, IS” is definitely a stand out track, yet ironically the track’s video is rather simplistic and straight forward in a sharp contrast to the diverse and far reaching sound of Unmap.