Mujjo Leather Wallet Case for iPhone 6: A slender, refined accessory for carrying the must-haves

Mujjo Leather Wallet Case for iPhone 6


With Apple Pay potentially changing our perception of what the modern wallet will become, Dutch accessories design brand Mujjo has released a beautiful new case that keeps this in mind. The Leather Wallet Case for…

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LEGO Reproducing Iconic Movie Scenes

À peine âgé de 15 ans, le jeune réalisateur Morgan Spence a concilié sa passion pour les LEGO avec son amour pour le cinéma : à l’aide de la technique du stop-motion, il met en scène des LEGO jouant de célèbres scènes de films tels que Shining, James Bond ou encore Pulp Fiction. Une vidéo à découvrir dans la suite.

Scene From Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

Scene From Pulp Fiction.

Scene From James Bond.

Scene From Life of Pi.

Scene From The Sound of Music.

Scene From Shining.

Scene From Dirty Dancing.

Scene From The Wizard of Oz.

Scene From ET.

Scene From Titanic.

Scene From Laurel and Hardy.

Scene From Singin’ in the Rain.

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You can "spot what software has been used" to design a building

Dezeen and MINI Frontiers: popular software packages are influencing the way new buildings look says Matthew Plummer-Fernandez, who calls on architects to develop their own code rather than using “off-the-shelf” solutions (+ movie).

“So much of the aesthetics [of a building] is inherited from the software without you realising it,” Plummer-Fernandez claims. “You can almost spot what sort of software applications have been used for a particular building.”

Much contemporary architecture could be considered the product of “a sort of composite authorship between the software and person using it,” he adds.

Matthew Plummer-Fernandez portrait
Matthew Plummer-Fernandez

“There are some algorithms that visually you’d recognise, like voronoi or fractals,” he says. “And then there’s the person behind that interface trying to make their own visual language, and somehow the artefacts become a marriage of the two.”

According to Plummer-Fernandez, it is possible to “trace the software origins” of parametric forms created by programs such as Grasshopper, a plugin for popular computer-aided design application Rhino.

“These algorithms you work with can have a very strong cultural character,” he says. “There are some algorithms that visually you would immediately recognise.”

Digital Natives by Matthew Plummer-Fernandez
Digital Natives: algorithmically-generated vases by Matthew Plummer-Fernandez

He believes it would be more interesting if architects created new shapes using code they developed themselves.

“I think it’s fertile area to be exploring,” he says. “How can you, as a designer, produce your own software rather than use off-the-shelf software?”

Much of Plummer-Fernandez’s work explores how algorithms can create new forms. His Digital Natives project (pictured above) consisted of a series of vessels created by algorithmically distorting 3D scans of everyday objects.

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One of Plummer-Fernandez’s algorithmically-generated driving avatars

For the Dezeen and MINI Frontiers exhibition he created a service that automatically generated unique 3D-printable driving companions for visitors based on information pulled from their Twitter feed.

The exhibition took place at designjunction during London Design Festival from 17 to 21 September 2014.

Dezeen and MINI Frontiers is a year-long collaboration with MINI exploring how design and technology are coming together to shape the future.

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Grapple Clothing Hook

This clothing hook hangs from the ceiling, so you can use to hang up your clothes without taking up too much space. I was inspired by horse tack used ..

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Bloesem Living | Shop the newly revamped Bloesem online store at Bloesem.co

A whole new look for the Bloesem online shop… have you seen all the new things in store? Sign up for our newsletter to get the lastest scoop. Pictured: Bookhou storage cloth boxes; Design book: What’s cooking in Belgium.

A dream weaver – best of a dream catcher and weaving

Seen so many instagram accounts with hand lettering.. try it yourself with this starter kit.

Natalie’s macrame and weaving classes went off without a hitch, look at these beautiful macrame planters the students made..

Making ice cream at home even without an ice cream maker.. it’s possible and it looks delicious!

Throw kindness around like confetti.. such a nice print by Bianca Cash

Eames chairs.. a classic.

Obsession with lip products.. and this has cute packaging

Xo, The Bloesem Team

P.s have you signed up for the last few Bloesem classes of the year? See what classes we have in store.

Billboard Display Hacking in Hong Kong

Dans cette vidéo nommée « What’s up Hong Kong ? » on peut suivre le duo russe Vitaliy Raskalov et Vadim Makhorov durant leur voyage à Hong Kong. Ce qui a l’air d’un simple documentaire se transforme vite en furieuse escapade dans le coeur de la mégalopole et sur le toit des gratte-ciels, s’achevant par le piratage d’un panneau d’affichage géant. À découvrir en vidéo.

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/ table – Geometric dining table. Top is made from solid oak wood and sits on thin, but strong, / -shaped powder coated steel legs. The countertop i..

Blazon Scarf Collection With Birds Models

Pour présenter sa collection d’écharpes graphiques et très colorées Blazon, la designer anglaise Natasha Coverdale a pensé à réaliser une série de photos tropicales. Les oiseaux les plus exotiques portent les étoles qui leur correspondent le mieux, en respectant les couleurs de leurs becs et leurs plumages. Des écharpes parfaites pour égayer son automne.

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The Best Fish Tank Ever. Period.

It’s called Avo and it’s the first truly self-maintaining tank! Its unique filtration system creates a balanced ecosystem where the plants, fish and bacteria work together and thrive. It’s so effective in fact, the prototype has been going strong for 18 months without a cleaning and still has healthy fish, plants and clear, clean water! Lots of extras, including a discreet heater, magnetic color-changing light, and modular plant pods make it not only the easiest for owners to care for, but the happiest place for fish! The vid is a MUST-WATCH so hit the jump!

Designer: Susan Shelley / Noux


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i(Phone) is for indestructible

Combine Evolutive Labs’ incredible RhinoShield Screen Protector with their latest product, the RhinoShield Crash Guard and your precious iPhone 5/6/6+ will be battle-ready! Exceeding military standard impact protection and absorption, the ultra-slim bumper can withstand the most damage a user could possibly do while simultaneously reflecting the original sleek design of the iPhone… in other words, no bulk! Watch the cringe-worthy tests for both and you’ll be sold!

The key to the bumpers strength is in the “honeycomb” pattern that lines the inside lining of the case. When combined with the new polymer blend, this feature adds another 10-15% to the material’s impact absorption effectiveness.

Designer: Evolutive Labs


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