Edgar Street Towers by IwamotoScott

San Francisco architects IwamotoScott have completed a design study for a tower (above, right) straddling a street in Lower Manhattan, New York City. (more…)

When Muji and Lego unite

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pMuji has launched this a href=”http://www.muji.net/store/pc/user/campaign/campaign091113_01.jsp”unusual kit combining paper cut outs with Lego bricks/a to come up with some really cool things to make. /p

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pH/T a href=”http://www.freegorifero.com/about.html”freegorifero/a/pa href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/when_muji_and_lego_unite__16535.asp”(more…)/a
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Design for the First World competition

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pa href=”http://designforthefirstworld.com/the-competition/”Design for the First World: the rest saving the West/a/p

pI first thought this was a spoof but its a real competition with cash prizes and a fast approaching deadline of May 30th. Here’s a snippet about the competition followed by more details on their a href=”http://designforthefirstworld.com/the-competition/”website/a./p

blockquoteOur fellows in the first world often come to visit and give us their well intentioned but often very problematic “solutions”. We thought, why don’t we pay back? Dx1W is a competition for designers, artists, scientists, makers and thinkers in developing countries to provide solutions for First World problems./blockquote

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Dx1W has proclaimed 2010 International Year of the First World in Need, and has defined four main areas to address: strongFood Production and Eating Disorders/strong, strongAging Population and Low Birth rate/strong, strongImmigration and Integration to Society,/strong strongSustainability and Over consumption/strong./blockquote

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People Too

Le collectif russe People Too (Alexei Lyapunov et Lena Ehrlich) a imaginé ces mises en scènes originales en “Paper Art” : des dizaines d’heures sur des papiers de couleurs. L’ensemble est à découvrir sur leur portfolio ou à travers cette sélection dans la suite de l’article.



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Borderline by A+A cooren

Paris design studio A+A cooren have designed a collection of lights held together with velcro. (more…)

Whose Makeup Smoldered Most At The MET Gala?

imageWhile this year’s MET Gala seemed relatively more tame than the last in terms of imaginative (and in some guests’ cases, disastrous) fashion, last Monday’s ball still served as an outlet for celebrities of all kinds to sparkle and shine in their evening wear. However, as a beauty fiend I couldn’t help but focus more on the guests’ makeup and hair as they romped the red carpet, and while none were particularly innovative, wild, or GaGa-esque, I was pretty surprised at the variety of beauty looks across the board. Some celebs opted to tone it down like Sarah Jessica Parker, who boasted a summer glow in shimmery bronze and neutral hues, and Jessica Biel, who kept it earthy with plum cheeks and berry lipstick. On the other side of the spectrum, Jennifer Lopez went for the classic smokey eye look which complemented her untamed updo, while Sienna Miller focused only on her top lashline for a half-smoldering look that made her blue eyes pop. And of course Camilla Belle looked gorgeous as always, this time rocking a vintage-inspired Old Hollywood look with dramatic cat-eye liner that balanced her bold brows. Vote below on whose red carpet beauty look is your favorite! Photo Credit: PR Photos
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Scaffold Lights by Lanzavecchia + Wai

Milan 2010: Italian-Singaporean studio Lanzavecchia + Wai presented a collection of lights made of fabric stretched over steel wire frames in the Ventura Lambrate district of Milan last month. (more…)

Le Typewriter

BKLYN DESIGNS: RAM Metals

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pemGuest post by Zachary Weiss./em/p

pThis year at BKLYN Designs, manufacturer and design house a href=”http://www.rammetals.com”RAM Metals/a and its subsidiaries (a href=”http://tideshome.com”Tides/a, a href=”http://planterworx.com”Planter Worx/a and a href=”http://raineheidenberg.com”Raine Heidenberg/a Interior Design) put forth a strong selection of expertly crafted metal furniture and planters. /p

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pemTop: Crankenstein. Bottom: Tides Chair./em/p

pThe work stood out from the crowd by placing an emphasis on faceted and sculptural forms. They also had a very eye-catching centerpiece (an adjustable height table built around an elaborate mechanism) that the designer playful referred to as “crankenstein.”/p

pTheir Shard Planter Bench (pictured top) was of particular note, as its pointed and slender features, inspired by ocean jettys, shifted dynamically as you walk around it. Also featured was a new chair released under their outdoors line, Tides. The chair, made of white powder-coated aluminum, reinforced their fascination with atypical geometry executed with an attention to cleanliness./p

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Wabi-Sabi by Decolieu

Russian design studio Decolieu have completed the renovation of an apartment in Moscow by adding a low curved ceiling made of lime and wax. (more…)