Sometimes I think if it were possible, I'd marry Google Reader. It places all of my pertinent reading material in one central place and waits patiently until I am ready to read it. The downside of this, though, is that…
Continue Reading →In case you hadn't figured it out already, I'm a HUGE fan of mid-century furniture...and the newer stuff inspired by the masters. So, naturally, I got a little excited when I stumbled upon the Mute Chair by San Francisco design…
Continue Reading →If there's one word in furniture design that makes me melt, it's Eames, so that pretty much leaves me liquified, now that I've seen the Eames 100th Anniversary Chairs that Herman Miller has produced, in celebration of the birth of…
Continue Reading →Kidrobot's new Dunny's are awesome; If you haven't checked them out yet, go here, and if you don't even really care to check them out, go there anyway. Normally, I could care less about Dunny's (not for any good reason…
Continue Reading →If the inside of your home resembles something you might see on an episode of MTV Cribs but the outside looks like the Amityville Horror House, perhaps you should think about mowing your lawn or maybe getting rid of that…
Continue Reading →If you guys aren't checking out the Showcase on a regular basis, you're missing out on some pretty awesome submissions, like this week's blinged-out dog bed, a photo exhibit about underwater living and a bathtub carved out of one piece…
Continue Reading →My current living situation discourages me from collecting things. This is good, because no one likes a pack rat, and my roommate and I share the opinion that less (unless you're talking clothes, shoes, or stuff that smells like coconut)…
Continue Reading →Two hours north of San Francisco in Pope Valley (Napa County), a new Rocio Romero prefab is open for tour. The 4 bedroom, 3 bath home is another impressive example of the prefabricated home architecture movement, this time located on…
Continue Reading →Ladies and gentlemen, it is a crazy world. As we speak, two men in a small town in South Carolina are fighting over an amputated leg, three nuns in Italy are recovering from a catfight, and people are buying tickets…
Continue Reading →There's no question about it: Brazil's right on the money when it comes to graphic design and graffiti. With motion graphics, though, the due is still locked up in a dark drawer in accounts payable somewhere. Outside of the few…
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