1. Beautiful crates from FoodMarketo

    Beautiful crates from FoodMarketo.


  2. Apartamento – an everyday life interiors magazine

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    Apartamento – an everyday life interiors magazine.

    ISSUE 04 FALL WINTER 2009
    OUT IN NOVEMBER 2009
    SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ORDERS NOW AVAILABLE AT BRUIL


  3. Muji manufactured by Thonet

    Dezeen » Blog Archive » Muji manufactured by Thonet.

    Japanese brand Muji and German furniture manufacturers Thonet have collaborated to produce two collections of tubular steel and bent wood furniture.


  4. 吉行良平と仕事 | Ryohei Yoshiyuki to job

    吉行良平と仕事 | Ryohei Yoshiyuki to job.

    These are levels live in your life.
    In Japan, we live with this stool. Dining, garden, school…it is ubiquitous. I remember my grandmother used it at her sewing machine. For us, it is more than an ordinary stool.
    “your level stool” is born from this fact of our life.
    I sit on it.
    Sometimes it is a small table for my coffee. Sometimes my little cat sleeps on it in the sun.
    Then level comes back again.
    They are all in different levels, but they are all your Levels.

    Via Amandine / Perm;as. / Design Boom


  5. rotation molded shoes

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    Rotationalmouldedshoe: Marloes – CURRENT / UPCOMING

    Marloes ten Bhömer presents new work in a solo show in the Krannert Art Museum, Illinois and is part of the Designs of the Year exhibition in the Design Museum, London.

    WOWdesign: Marloes ten Bhömer, January 30 – May 31
    Krannert Art Museum, Illinois USA
    Curators: Ginger Gregg Duggan and Judith Hoos Fox

    Brit Insurance Designs of the Year 2009, 12 February – 14 June
    Design Museum, London UK
    Curator: Nina Due

    To view the work visit: www.marloestenbhomer.com


  6. Supermarketo is now open

    SuperMarketo is now DesignMarketo

    SuperMarketo is a platform for the diffusion and promotion
    of fresh-ground-breaking-up-and-coming designers and their own production.
    We are based in London, but we like to think we are actively working everywhere.
    We organise events like FoodMarketo and have a shop online: DesignMarketo.

    We believe in the value of small series of objects designed and crafted/produced with love and pride by talented friends. We would like them to reach an audience as large as possible and this is the reason why you are reading those lines. We hope you will enjoy the few objects we selected and also the people behind them.

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    Supermarketo is now open


  7. DOT DOT DOT 17

    DOT DOT DOT 17

    Dotdotdot 17 – Day 1

    Title: DOT DOT DOT 17
    Location: The Studio, Embankment Galleries, Somerset House, The Strand, LONDON
    Description: James Goggin (and others) will itemize ways of reading in London, 2008
    Richard Hollis will listen to the image
    Will Holder will speak of the poetics of concrete poetry and documenting
    the work of Falke Pisano
    Mike Sperlinger will introduce Stefan Themerson & Language
    Start Time: 19:00
    Date: 2008-10-29

    Dotdotdot 17 – Day 2

    Title: DOT DOT DOT 17
    Location: The Studio, Embankment Galleries, Somerset House, The Strand, LONDON
    Description: Jennifer Higgie and Johnny Vivash will read from (and around) Carnival
    Theory, a play-in-progress
    Dan Fox will play an extended version of Refracted Light Through Armory Show
    Agency will recount the copyright case of Papa Hemingway
    Start Time: 19:00
    Date: 2008-10-30

    Dotdotdot 17 – Day 3

    Title: DOT DOT DOT 17
    Location: The Studio, Embankment Galleries, Somerset House, The Strand, LONDON
    Description: David Reinfurt will explain Naive Set Theory with an overhead projector
    Malcolm McLaren (in absentia) will talk to Mark & Stephen Beasley (in
    absentia)
    Stuart Bailey will describe the science, fiction of E.C. Large, and
    inaugurate the republishing of 2 novels
    Start Time: 19:00
    Date: 2008-10-31

    (via tlktlk.)


  8. Web sites, awful and not


    When did you last see a well-designed Web site? One that wasn’t just great to look at, but so easy to use that you found what you wanted effortlessly? And when did you last grumble about a badly designed site having spent far too long trying – and failing – to find something? I’d love to think that there’d be more enthusiastic answers to the first question, than grouchy responses to the second. But sadly for the millions of us who waste so much time struggling to extract information from the Web, it’s bound to be the other way around. The blunt truth is that far from being visually pleasing, intelligently organized and simple to use, too many Web sites are ugly, cluttered, sluggish and brain-fuddlingly difficult to navigate.
    Web sites, awful and not – International Herald Tribune

    via Super Colossal Good Web Design


  9. BIG-GAME «Overview»

    BIG-GAME « Overview »

    BIG-GAME
    Overview

    10 octobre 2008 – 22 février 2009
    vernissage le 18 octobre
    Grand-Hornu , Belgique

    Grégoire Jeanmonod , Elric Petit
    & Augustin Scott de Martinville présentent
    une sélection de travaux réalisés par
    BIG-GAME, leur agence de design de produits.

    (via manystuff.org.)


  10. Martino Gamper: Conran Inspirations

    Conran Inspirations

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    This September the Conran Shop will premiere its specially commissioned Inspirations Collection.

    As an homage to Terence Conran the shop commissioned a number of designers from the UK, France, Germany, Mexico, South Africa and Italy to create a line of products inspired by Conran himself.

    Rooted in the themes of Stafford Cliff’s new book ‘Inspirations’, which looks at the ideas and pieces which have inspired Terence Conran throughout his illustrious career, the collection will comprise a diverse range of objects from designers including Martino Gamper, Michael Marriott and Bill Amberg.

    Each project offers an interpretation of one of Terence Conran’s main inspirations, resulting in an exciting collection of works, each with an interesting story behind it.

    (via Gamper Martino.)