On the Cicli Maestro Milano website you can customize by color every attribute of your Italian made bike. Frame, rims, tires, spokes, saddle, handlebar, handles. Even the crankset and chain colors. All made to order in Milan and shipped to…
Continue Reading →This bench was visually inspired by the feeling of floating that the main character felt in the French movie, “Le Ballon Rouge”(1953). Great bench design by Japanese Studio h220430. In reality the bench is suspended from the ceiling by 4…
Continue Reading →I'm loving the looks of the Arwey Notebooks– especially the Flavin series with the pen holder on the front that keeps the book closed. Available in half a dozen colors for a mere $19.
Continue Reading →What About Vintage is an awesome online vintage Scandinavian furniture shop, based in Antwerp, Belgium. Great 60's furniture and lighting from no-names and names alike. Enjoy!
Continue Reading →First it was the one-for-one program with what have now become an iconic pair of shoes, but they didn't stop there. Next up is eyewear. For every purchase, TOM's will help give sight to a person in need. Another genius…
Continue Reading →Beautiful craftsmanship here.Tenue de Nîmes have teamed up with Paolo Bellini, a Dutch vintage aficionado and founder of CS Bell. Bellini has created a very exclusive series of hand-made canoe packs for the Dutch denim store. The bags, produced in…
Continue Reading →Haus of Society creates premium leather bags for MacBooks, iPads and other portable computers. Their first bag is designed to fit the 15 inch MacBook Pro. The exterior features pockets and pouches for your MacBook charger and cables as well…
Continue Reading →Wallplates is a functional light switch system that already works with your standard light switches. Hook and Envelope are the first of these functional Wallplates, but eventually new product functions will be created as the product line expands. Hook and…
Continue Reading →This one made me laugh. Rarely do you see a company like Herman Miller doing out there design collaborations like this one– especially with a Japense botanic artist, Makoto Azuma. The AstroTurf covered Aeron will be available for sale at…
Continue Reading →Photos by Jan Kempenaers of incredibly interesting (LOST anyone?) sculptures erected by the communist regime in the former Yugoslavia. Via ISO50 A more in-depth story of their origins can be found here. Powerful photographs of mysterious monuments in former Yugoslavia. Willem Jan Neutelings, quoted…
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