May 20th, 2012 Yanda
In conjunction with the launch of the world’s first 27” all-in-one workstation, the HP Workstation family issued twenty invitations to the creative builders of Singapore – architects, animators, photographers and designers, inviting them to assemble their own cardboard workspace.
Also check out illustrators and artists from Organisation of Illustrators Council at https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150796905490664.457327.155906340663&type=1
http://www.goodstuph.org
via http://blankanvas.bypatlaw.com/lead-story/the-cardboard-desk-for-hp-z1-workstation/2012/05/08/
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February 13th, 2012 Yanda
Based on the idea of things unexpectedly ending (in a physical sense), the unusual furniture pieces called ‘called Hole in the Floor’ resembles vertical drawers which were literally sliced at the bottom. The impression a viewer gets is-as the name of the project suggests- that of a hole in the floor. We not only appreciate the originality of this idea, but its simplicity and elegance as well. The shelves come in a variety of sizes and can be used in both traditional and modern interiors.
http://www.raw-edges.com
via http://freshome.com/2012/02/09/ingenious-shelving-units-hole-in-the-floor-series-by-raw-edges/
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February 9th, 2012 Yanda
Chocolate pencils creaated by Japanese designers Nendo for Tokyo patissier Tsujiguchi Hironobu.
via http://www.dezeen.com/2008/04/04/chocolate-pencils-by-nendo/
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January 2nd, 2012 Yanda
Brooklyn’s The Hill-Side have teamed up with Of a Kind to make this limited edition tweed tie. This black-and-gray wool tweed has specs of red throughout while the squared off tip gives it some added versatility.
http://www.porhomme.com/2011/11/of-a-kind-x-the-hill-side-tweed-tie/
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January 2nd, 2012 Yanda
Mandelbrot said: ‘nomads by choice, pioneers by necessity.’
In this condition of nomadic survival my home is inevitably my body. With all the logical repercussions: ‘every philosophy must be portable’ and ‘whatever you do not need will kill you’ (respectively Paul Valéry and an old Tuareg proverb). I often imagine myself walking, with my backpack of responsibilities, shedding possible individual tears in the downpour of common regret. I believe that intelligent environments can only spring from intelligent spheres, it’s not a problem of architecture, it’s the craft of Living.
http://www.novembre.it/interiors/abitare-il-tempo-2/
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