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An array of the useful, beautiful, practical, and promising; some brand-new, some old favorites, and a few we’re not even sure will catch on.
Clown-shaped high voltage electrical towers (also known as pylons) were created near the M5 motorway in Újhartyán, Hungary. These unconventional towers
Typographic town logos in hiragana/katakana ~ Pink Tentacle
Graphic design artifacts and visual inspiration from the 1960s - 1980s.
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Berlin based retail design agency
Designer toys, art, and pop culture collectibles; shop with us and see why we've won ten Designer Toy Awards for Best Store or Best Online Store!
Tumblr terminated my blog after 10 years, 17.000 posts and 180.000 followers because of a copyright "strike" without warning, despite being a non-profit, educational, fair use project. Wow. After the initial shock I am starting over. Cheers, Andrea
Le Jardin by Classmate Studio
Posters
The timber-framed rooms of this house in Osaka prefacture by Japanese architects Suga Atelier are on show to the street though a transparent facade. Above: photograph is by Yuko Tada Named House of Cedar, the building has a cross-bracing cedar structure that is exposed inside both of its two storeys. The glazed front elevation comprises an assortment of small square and
Treehotel by Tham & Videgård Arkitekter is a mirrored glass box suspended round the trunk of a tree in Harads, northern Sweden.
Dutch historian Jo Teeuwisse is back with another fascinating then-and-now project (we featured her work once back in 2010), this time titled Ghosts of
Eiko Olaja is an illustrator, graphic designer and art director based in Talinn, Estonia and my goodness he's one talented fellow. I am particularly enamoured with his paper collage work which is charming and communicative without being twee. He's also got a gently subversive sense of humour as evidenced in his _World Religions_ piece, which pokes fun at footballers' inclination towards melodrama. With this ability to combine consummate craftsmanship with a healthy sprinkling of wit, Eiko is a creative talent we're relieved is finally on our radar.
This morning at the It’s Nice That office we’ve been listening to Editor Liv Siddall’s “Dad Car Mixtape”’ which includes all the greats like U2 and B.B King and The Kinks. It therefore seems kind of like fate that we stumbled across Eilon Paz’s blog _Dust & Grooves_, an incredible archive of photographs and interviews with record collectors from around the world. The pictures are refreshingly natural and celebratory, and the collections documented are not too Dad-rock or nostalgic at all. Instead they’re unusual and surprising, kind of like Steve Buscemi’s immaculate collection in _Ghost World_.
