Often compared to the venerable Eames duo, Lucienne and Robin Day are a pair of British designers -- he does furniture, she does textiles -- who were recently showcased in The New York Times. The feature draws attention to a…
Continue Reading →There's a giant candle sitting on the birthday cake for Wallspankers PDF sticker magazine, which is festing its 1-year status with a new edition that's pressure-cooking with an arsenal of graff-style drawings and designs available for you to download, print…
Continue Reading →The Cain Collection Chair began from a simple concept: create a simple, affordable piece of furniture using sustainable practices to the fullest extent possible. Designed by Staach Furniture Studio, a small furniture studio based in Rochester, NY, the Cain Collection…
Continue Reading →Last year we told you about the launch of Beautiful/Decay t-shirts. Now they're launching a new catalogue, and we think so much of it we felt we had to direct you over there. What you won't find among the Beautiful/Decay…
Continue Reading →While it would certainly help to have been to Tokyo (Josh won't stop raving about it), I don't think it's a prerequisite for understanding the Information Architects Web Trends Map 2007 Version 2.0. It's got a long title, but it's…
Continue Reading →We're big fans of the Yanko Design blog around here. And rightfully so. They have a habit of consistently featuring some of the most attractive and innovative designs that we've seen. Check out previous posts here, here and"¦oh yeah, here.…
Continue Reading →There's certain people in my life who would be virtually impossible to get into a dress shirt. They are the kind of guys who'd turn up in a tuxedo shirt, blazer and checkered Vans to a wedding, and would rather…
Continue Reading →A couple of months ago, the Balmuda Design Floater for notebook computers made a rampant run across the design blogs. Undoubtedly, it's a beautifully designed, functional piece that's been well thought out. But at $305 for a notebook stand, who's…
Continue Reading →Some of you may be familiar with the work of Damien Hirst, as well as the ones which also mock him. This week, though, saw a submission through our Design Showcase which while similar, is neither: A Very Hungry God,…
Continue Reading →Talented Aussie designer Damien Aistrope has done it again with 2x4, a new line of seasonal, limited edition t-shirts. Currently in its first release, 2x4 works around the concept of four artists/designers creating two tees each, then releasing 200 of…
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