CS4 Review
Didn’t CS3 just come out? Jeez. My software is now officially out of date. Print has a review of CS4 from a designer’s perspecti…
September 2008
5-Second Plate
Karl-Oskar concept glass plates created from 5-second sketches.
Fingerbowl
Designed by Judith Seng and available at Industreal.
The Interior World of Tom Dixon
I stopped dead in my tracks and couldn’t get past the cover on this book: The Interior World of Tom Dixon. This might be my current fa…
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Kuma Wooden Plate
The Kuma Wooden Plates are simple, sweet, and perfect for everyday use. Crafted of premium edge grain wood and oiled to perfection to highl...
$80.00
Hipster School
Hipster School creates very cool backpacks and messengers. The one above is my favorite color combo.
urBonfire
urBonfire works with odorless and smoke-free bioethanol, so that you can use it on your balcony or in the patio as well as in the living roo…
Kristine Baerlin – Figment Studio
Kristine Baerlin creates these amazing pop art portrait paintings (say that 5 times fast!). At first I thought they were digitally rendered,…
Joel Hester
Joel Hester creates beautiful steel works of art from old car hoods and such. Before: After:
MISHA
New furniture line from MISHA adorned with MISHA’s hand-painted silk wallpapers.
Graph Desk
One of my current favorite affordable desks ($299!) is the Graph Desk from CB2. It’s got a shiny white top and nice little suspended s…
Imm Living
Imm Living creates whimsical tableware. I especially love the plates with the fortunes on them.
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The Moon Puzzle
The 50 year anniversary of the Apollo 11 launch was July 16, 2019 - the historic mission to the Moon where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin b...
$28.00
Team 7
I don’t know what Team 7 means but I’m rooting for them!
Super Kingdom
These photos caught my eye this morning. [via Designboom]
Designism
Ever wondered how to take part in social activism as a creative? Designism 3.0 | Design for Social Change is an annual gathering of creative…
Strand Project
The design of this barber shop by Lior Vaknin and Sabi Aroch was inspired by a strand of hair.
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