Mongol. Gengis Khan - the early years. A big epic - reminiscent of the 1950s epic dramas - with less glorious technicolour, but a bit more gore.
Steve Harrison pots. We have some of these at home, and use them everyday. Beautiful things should be used and enjoyed, not saved for best.
I love this detail. It’s a door number at the Isokon building. It was created specially for the purpose by the architects Avanti. Nice work. For more info on the Isokon, click on the picture to go to the 20th Century Society’s case study on the building.
Rene Magritte : The Lovers. How great is that?
Nabaztag. It’s weird, but I like. Not sure how long these have been around, but I’ve heard them mentioned in the twittersphere twice today already. It’s the different interface between human and tinterweb that I find fascinating. I might just have to do my own personal bit of “saving the economy” and buy one (online).
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Beautiful
I love the movement in this.
Beautiful paper cut lamps, by Yu Jordy Fu. Seen at the East London Design Show.
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People will always need plates. Especially really nice ones.
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It *is* shit, Sherlock. Go on, click on the picture and it will all make sense.
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