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  • exhibition exploring the history and founding principles of the dior fashion house has opened at the denver art museum
  • the display’s materiality takes cues from the titanium cladding of the building, while contrasting its stark, industrial quality by shaping the material into organic forms
  • project info: title: dior: from paris to the world location: denver art museum, frederic c. hamilton building, anschutz and mccormick gallery
OMA-designed dior exhibition opens at the denver art museum
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  • Improving your indoor air quality in the home and office can pay off even if you don’t have any noticeable symptoms. And one of the best ways to do that is with indoor plants
  • This no-fuss tropical plant has thin, upright leaves with irregular banding that resembles the skin of a reptile.
  • . Snake plants have been shown to filter benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene.
5 Indoor Plants With Air-Purifying Benefits | Brit + Co
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  • bikoff worked with the rug company on a custom rug for the stairs which is the first highlight of the space with its fun and modern pastels.
  • new york-based interior designer sasha bikoff lies at the intersection of 18th century french rococo and 1980s italian memphis milano
  • . in designing the space, bikoff intended to create a spectacular moment which is meaningful to both the show house guests as well as to the children of the kips bay boys & girls club
sasha bikoff merges rococo with memphis in her bold new york staircase
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  • WeGrow was created to unleash the creative potential of all generations through design
  • 2017, bjarke ingels group (BIG) revealed plans for a new micro-school in new york. now, a year later, the first photographs of the project have been revealed with the school term well underway
  • designed by BIG to promote an inclusive and collaborative learning environment. meanwhile, acoustic clouds, natural materials, and neutral colors hope to create a calm setting
  • the very idea of a classroom as elementary school-age children begin to identify their callings and apprentice under employees and members already living that dream,
  • reading hives contribute towards organic learning environment image by laurian ghinitoiu
bjarke ingels group opens WeGrow school in new york
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  • Don't Store Anything Under Your Bed
  • Feng Shui Your Bedroom
  • If you're going to have mirrors in the bedroom, Brophy recommends avoiding hanging them across from the bed or across from windows.
  • Because every item has its own energy, the more stuff that's piled under the bed (even if it's just extra bedding!), the less space there is for your own energy to pass through while you sleep.
  • Let Go Of The Past
  • clinging to the past disturbs peace in the present
9 Ways Feng Shui Can Transform Your Bedroom - Catherine Brophy Feng Shui Tips
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  • evidence suggests these tools and strategies work for some people in some settings, but not for others
  • Still, searching for a technique that works leaves many people frustrated,
  • There, she learned how to use many time-management tools to cope with her multiple commitments.
  • most people try another app or another technique. There are hundreds out there, from straightforward to-do lists to complicated services
  • After Calle missed an important dissertation deadline, she started to go to time-management classes
  • The problem with productivity
  • , she learned how to use many time-management tools to cope with her multiple commitments.
  • “The real problem is that they are overworked, [it’s] not a time-management problem.”
  • why many people get frustrated with time-management tools. Most of them “have been written with this unstated ideology that you have to outperform yourself
  • Indeed, Aracena created Effortless after becoming frustrated with the many apps he used for managing his work. “I began to quit tools one at a time”, he says.
  • Workep will soon launch an AI ‘coach' that will remind users of their unfinished tasks.
  • Aracena’s main advice is surprisingly low-tech: “start without an app and try to understand what is important to you”.
  • don’t be too hard on yourself. If the reasons above don't convince you, try this one: self-criticism is terrible for your productivity. Carter says it triggers a stress response, and the part of your brain that you need for time management will go offline.
BBC - Capital - Why time management so often fails
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  • Don’t let everything you have to do swirl around in your head. Jot them done
  • settling on “dirt removal” instead of “spotless” will definitely save you a ton of time and energy in the end. For example, as opposed to scrubbing your shower stall every week, wipe it down everytime you use it.
  • Group your cleaning, laundry, and errands on specific days
  • In fact, it takes longer to complete a task when we multitasks because our minds are shifting back-and-forth.
  • 29. Break your day into five-minute slots like Elon Musk.
  • Companies like Facebook and Asana have a rule where there are no meetings on Wednesdays. Other companies have this rule for other days of the week, but the idea is the same. As opposed to wasting  your time in a meeting, you can focus on important individual tasks
  • While there are a number of factors that influence the life expectancy of these animals, Evans notes that, "a tortoise breathes around four times every minute. An elephant breathes around eight times every minute
  • we breathe around 12 to 15 times every minute.”
  • you should start breathing more slowly.
  • It’s been found that we spend eight years and ten months of our lives watching TV - plus an additional eight months discussing plot holes and characters. Instead of watching so much television, spend that time on higher-leverage tasks.
  • aka your “magic hours.” This is typically 2.5 hours after you wake-up.
  • A time diary a simple way to find out how you spend your time
  • creating a schedule based around your energy you can create a routine that ensures your as productive as possible.
101 Time Management Tips to Boost Productivity Every Day
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  • He had to come to terms with his disability, tackle severe depression and overcome chronic pain and fatigue. Lane had previously had high-flying roles in publishing, but decided to change careers – and his passion for plants and the outdoors led him to study garden and landscape design, based at home.
  • Why gardening is great for body and mind
  • Neurons in the brain are sparked, whatever you’re doing garden-wise, whether choosing seeds, border planning or actively planting. Relax your mind by creating a seating area, preferably in the shade, listening to birdsong.
  • MORE FROM XPOSÉ URGENT warning issued to Irish pet owners following deaths of a number of dogs Gardaí release list of items BANNED at Papal mass Emmerdale actor mugged at KNIFEPOINT while on holidays MORE FROM LIFESTYLE Surfing is now the official sport of California - where to catch the best waves 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle When you think of the state of California, you probably imagine a slower pace of life, palm trees swaying in the sun, and a mixture of movie stars and laid back surfer dudes wandering about. The US state is blessed with 1,100 miles of coastline and the perfect conditions for catching... Michelin star awards confirmed for October - here's how we'd grade restaurants if it was up to us 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle It’s one of the most important moments in the restaurant industry calendar, and this year the latest batch of Michelin stars for Britain and Ireland will be announced on October 1.Being awarded a much-coveted star traditionally sees a restaurant immediately become booked up for... Does your menstrual cycle affect how and when you should exercise? 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle Anyone who has a menstrual cycle will be well aware of how it can affect you over the course of a month. At some points you feel upbeat and energetic, but at others all you want to do is lie in bed and eat chocolate.Serious period pains can prevent you from working out, but other than... Upcycle your Economy experience: 7 tips for feeling comfortable on planes 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle Plane journeys are uncomfortable at the best of times – even more so if you’re travelling during peak periods. Sadly, not all of us can afford to travel in Business Class, but there are ways to make an Economy journey much more comfortable. From your choice of outfit to the... Video: Is your child picking up GCSE results this week? Here's how the new grading system works 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle This Thursday, teenagers across England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be picking up their GCSE results. If your child is one of them, it can be a stressful time for parents too – especially because this is the first year of the new grading system.In the biggest exam shake-up... 5 statement cocktails that celebrate cities around the UK 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle New York has its signature serve with a Manhattan, Moscow has the Mule and the city-state of Singapore has the gin-based Sling, but what about the Brits?To celebrate our vibrant towns and rich regional tastes, Sainsbury’s has teamed up with the London Cocktail Club to create a... The A-Z of home renovation 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle A new beginning: Starting a building project feels exciting. You’re creating a new section of your home, designed uniquely for you, which is pretty special.Builders: The people who are going to take on your work need thoroughly researching. They’ll all have... Want to grow your own chillies? Here's what you need to know 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle With the beautiful summer we’ve had, any chillies you’ve been growing in sheltered, sunny spots against warm walls should have ripened beautifully, if you’ve kept them fed and watered.Nigel Parker, an expert grower who will be exhibiting his chillies at Holker Chilli... Should we all be activating our nuts? 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle Veganism has skyrocketed in recent years, with more people than ever exploring the benefits of a plant-based diet.According to a recent survey by comparethemarket.com, 7% of the population now identifies as vegan, which means millions of people might rely heavily on nuts and grains as a... Ask a counsellor: 'How can I stop my anxiety from spiralling out of control?' 21st Aug 18 | Lifestyle The problem…“Please help, my life is being crippled by constant worry. I have been like this for as long as I can remember, but since I got married and had children it seems to be so much worse.“After the kids started school, I couldn’t get through a day without... googletag.cmd.push(function(){googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-1401196797090-mpu-1-desktop");}); MORE FROM XPOSÉ WARNING: Flying Tiger issue RECALL on popular kids toy over safety concerns Vogue Williams reveals first pic from wedding and her dress is STUNNING Amy Huberman issues URGENT warning to fans about scam linked to her Weather experts predict HEATWAVE set to explode AGAIN Featured Fashion Shell jewellery is trending - here's how to wear the seaside trend !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0],p=/^http:/.test(d.location)?'http':'https';if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=p+'://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js';fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,'script','twitter-wjs'); Get Connected
  • Top tips for gardeners with disabilities
  • , Gardeners' World presenter and wheelchair-user Mark Lane, tells Hannah Stephenson how we can all reap the benefits.
  • From the first moment of thinking about what to do in the garden, whether it be passive (sitting and enjoying) or active (physically gardening), we are improving our brain health
Why gardening is great for body and mind - and top tips for gardening with disabilities - TV3 Xposé
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  • In the historic buildings, Pawson preserved the historic details and juxtaposed them with modern furnishing
  • The Jaffa Hotel comprises 120 hotel rooms
  • British designer John Pawson has completed the overhaul of an ornate convent and hospital into a hotel
  • The entrance hall is populated with modern furnishings, including orange lounge chairs by Japanese designer Shiro Kuramata for Cappellini, and pieces by French designer Pierre Paulin
John Pawson transforms historic convent into Jaffa Hotel in Tel Aviv
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  • DIY Leather Stools
  • DIY Stikwood Headboard
  • DIY Marble and Gold Table
  • DIY Sliding Barn Door
10 Best DIY Furniture Projects in 2018 - How To DIY Furniture
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  • Architecture office Hutch Design has renovated and extended a mews house in north London, incorporating folding walls, mirrors and hidden storage to make the most of the compact space
  • A high-level mirror in the kitchen reflects the newly exposed ceiling joists, giving the illusion of continuous space beyond,
  • One of the key alterations Hutch Design implemented to improve the sense of volume within the property was lowering the ground floor to increase the overall ceiling height.
  • The main living and dining area is overlooked by the open-plan kitchen, and adjoins a new multipurpose room that can be used as a home office or third bedroom if needed.
  • To turn a small property, into a larger, more usable home for a young family, we had to be inventive in the use of space," the studio explained.
Hutch Design reconfigures Hackney mews to create space-saving family home
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  • Interactive Museum of James bond, opened in July on top of the mountain a flat-screen cable TV.
  • Museum of James bond
  • Visitors to the Museum will rise on a cable car – it is called one of the most comfortable in the world
007: looks like a unique Museum of James bond | The Koz Times
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  • Chicago-based Intelligentsia Coffee is a beloved coffee roaster and rapidly growing chain with locations in Los Angeles, New York, and Boston
  • Hawaii: Daylight Mind Coffee Company (Kailua-Kona)
  • Illinois: Intelligentsia Coffee (Chicago)
  • Idaho: Big City Coffee & Café (Boise)
Illinois: Intelligentsia Coffee (Chicago)
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  •  priyatna’s collection reflects the imperfections of the human body, and as a result, produced a series of furniture that challenges the perception of comfort and creates an uncanny effect.
  • DISEASED
  • the mysterious and ambiguous characteristics of the furniture remind humans of their own imperfection, as well as raise a question whether it is comfortable to sit on.
  • represents skin diseases such as acne, psoriasis, and tumor.
  • DAMAGED
  • when the user sits on it, the cuts will open, making one feel uncomfortable.
  • one chair may look visually uncomfortable while the other one may be emotionally uncomfortable.
denny priyatna's furniture series reflects the imperfections of the human body
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  • Understanding our emotional responses to songs, lyrics, and chords.
  • 2. Synchronizing movements to music — As human beings, we have the capacity and inclination to synchronize our body movement to external rhythmic stimuli,
  • Music is a kind of language of emotion, with its components and patterns representing different feelings.
  • anticipation is a key element in activating the reward system and provoking musical pleasure. Unexpected changes in musical features intensity and tempo is one of the primary means by which music provokes a strong emotional response in listeners
  • The temporal patterns of music mirror our emotional lives, such as the introduction, buildup, climax, and closure
Why Are We Moved by Music? | Psychology Today
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  • designer Dan Mazzarini – chose furniture and fabrics in a mix of the brightest colours possible. Combined with tropical prints and ombre murals, the clashing colours follow a theme that the studio described as "nature meets neon".
  • the Shoreline Hotel Waikiki was redesigned by BHDM to make it "the most instagrammable hotel in Hawaii
  • A pool deck on the roof and the stairwell leading up is enlivened by a mural curated by BHDM and painted by California-based artist DJ Neff,
  • US design studio BHDM was not shy with colour when renovating this hotel in Hawaii,
BHDM uses neon colours at Shoreline Waikiki to create "the most instagrammable hotel in Hawaii"
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  • earlier this month, a six-meter-high, inflatable version of donald trump was flown in london during his visit to the UK
inflatable 'trump chicken' sets sail around san francisco bay
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  • While the leaves are still wet, cook them for a minute or two in a pan with a tight lid, so they soften in their own steam.
  • Rinse 200g spinach,
  • Pour 25ml double cream into the vegetables and combine it gently. Let it simmer for a minute then pour it over the drained pasta and toss together gently.
  • Nigel Slater’s vegetarian bucatini with spinach and courgette
  • Bring a large pan of water to the boil, salt it, then cook 200g bucatini or other thin pasta for about 9 minutes till just tender, and drain.
A simple bean salad and a build-your-own tortilla bowl: 20 best vegetarian and vegan recipes – part 3 | Life and style | The Guardian
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  • Mattress startup Casper has opened a space where New Yorkers can relax and refresh, and even sleep for a short while in tubular wooden pods
  • The [store's] concept enables us to pilot new ways of bringing better sleep to more people and to more places – whether that's here, the workplace, airports, or beyond," said Parikh.
  • Earlier in the year, the brand opened its first store, featuring small A-frame house designs where customers could test its mattresses.
  • Manhattan's Soho neighbourhood
Casper offers rentable nap rooms in the city that never sleeps
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  • and the calligraphy on the grey wood panel is a quote from 13th-century Sufi poet Rumi and was painted by Klauss.
  • she places recycling at the heart of her work and home. It was Klauss’ background in fashion that set her on the road to eco-consciousness.
  • Living room entrance The carved wooden panels were sculpted by Made Budiasa, in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.
  • Living room The roof, pillars and carved wall panels in the open-sided living space were recycled from a 150-year-old traditional Javanese house
  • Kitchen Delsaut constructed the kitchen counters and storage from polished concrete, while the windows and shelving are made from wood recycled from the Javanese house.
  • Behind the batik curtain, which was handmade in Ubud, is the outdoor bathroom. The four flora images are by British photographer Nick Knight;
A Bali house built with recycled materials – an art activist shows how to create a ‘zero waste’ home | Post Magazine | South China Morning Post
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  • Fabrications
  • The latest set of images from photographer Marc Goodwin offers a look inside 17 prolific architects' studios in the Netherlands.
  • MVRDV
  • In this space since: 2012 Number of employees: 20 Building's former use: space under railway viaduct that was repurposed as storage and workshops in the 1970s
  • OMA
  • In this space since: 1997 Number of employees (Rotterdam office): 168 Building's former use: office
  • In this space since: 2016 Number of employees: 200 Building's former use: workshop halls / warehouse
Studios of Dutch architecture firms including OMA and MVRDV revealed
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  • US design studio Workstead has reimagined "heritage elements as modern luxury
  • Portrait art hangs on the walls in golden frames, contrasting more abstract paintworks found throughout the residence.
  • Workstead has preserved many of the original details throughout, like the wooden staircase
  • aim to celebrate this steep history, Workstead House captures an aesthetic the studio has coined as "southern modernism
  • For the furnishings, the studio has paired heritage 19th-century pieces with contemporary designs.
Workstead gives Charleston row house "southern modernism" makeover
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  • Miami this month, the Americas awards were given to the top designs for h
  • big winner was the Calistoga Motor Lodge & Spa in Napa Valley by AvroKO, with branding by Brand Bureau, which won the AHEAD Americas Hotel of the Year
  • New York City's MADE Hotel was awarded for best guestroom
  • AHEAD Americas announces region's best hotels for 2018
  • Announced at a ceremony in Miami this month, the Americas awards were given to the top designs for hospitality
  • Fairmont's The Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal was awarded in the Event Space category for its glazed rooftop venue Espace C2
AHEAD Americas announces region's best hotels for 2018
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  • handmade tiles and wooden decor give rise to a Colombian-infused atmosphere in this urban cafe,
  • located in downtown Brooklyn
  • meant to evoke the spirit of Colombia, which is where the company procures all of its fair-trade beans.
  • Informal seating, a warm material palette, and the presence of nature are key elements in the firm's designs.
  • the cafe features flooring made of yellow tiles, imprinted with white circles and black diamonds. Walls are faced with white bricks that are arranged in a way that forms square openings
LOT creates tropical garden within Brooklyn coffee house Devoción
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  • fashion designer issey miyake has opened a new store in kyoto’s historic district
  • surrounded by a stone courtyard
  • hosted within a renovated 132-year-old machiya (a classic wooden japanese townhouse).
  • where issey miyake offers his colorful elegant streetwear collection — which stands out against the dark wooden interior
naoto fukasawa-designed issey miyake kyoto store pays homage to history
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  • Step 1. Determine My Non-Negotiables In Every Area Of My life
  • “Me,” “Friends/Family,” “Career,” and “World.” In each square, I wrote my top priorities related to that part of my life, limiting myself to a maximum of three priorities per square
  • Think about the areas of your life that are most important right now.
  • Over time, this four-square model has become an essential tool in helping me create boundaries and stick with them.
  • Some months are more weighted toward my career, while I fill other months with family obligations. I do a check-in every two weeks
I Used This Simple Chart To Prioritize My Crazy Busy Work Life
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  • The Grilled Cheez
  • Process the Gouda, pepper jack, whipped cream cheese, pureed jalapeño, Sriracha and 1 tablespoon Cajun spice seasoning in a food processor until thoroughly combined.
  • whipped cream cheese
  • shredded Gouda
Recipe: The Grilled Cheez Guy’s Grilled Cheese Nachos - San Francisco Chronicle
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  • American designer Kelly Wearstler has used clashing patterns, colours and textures to decorate a hotel in San Francisco,
  • Across all of the spaces, she chose an elaborate layering of geometric shapes alongside more organic, floral forms to create a colourful juxtaposition.
  • San Francisco Prosper's eclectic design offers a contrast to several more pared-back hotels that have opened or completed renovations recently.
  • Other pieces reference projects from the Wiener Werkstätte – a movement in early-1900s Vienna, founded by a community of designers who produced fixtures, ceramics, clothes, furniture and graphics.
  • Throughout the ground floor are pillars and moulding, along with marble details. Interiors are kept white, allowing colourful artwork and furniture pieces to pop.
Kelly Wearstler furnishes San Francisco Proper hotel with European design
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  • Vicens had commissioned it as a summer house, where his family could escape the suffocating heat of summer in the city. Rising to the challenge, Gaudí set about creating a dreamy oasis that would transport the occupants to another world.
  • Casa Vicens was the first house designed by Antoni Gaudí, better known for his unfinished masterpiece
  • For the first time in its 130-year history, last November this four-storey mansion opened to the public. Two years of exhaustive restora­tion had returned the house, as far as possible, to its original state
  • . The design made it one of the first art nouveau buildings in Europe and the house was declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2005. It was the last of the six such sites by Gaudí in Barcelona to be opened to the public. An alcove in the dining room illustrates Gaudí’s inimitable aesthetic.
Inside Gaudí’s first house: 130-year-old Casa Vicens opens to public in Barcelona | Post Magazine | South China Morning Post
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  • Inside festival
  • Dezeen is media partner for both the World Architecture Festival (WAF) and Inside festival of interiors, which are taking place at Arena Berlin in Germany until 17 November 2017.
  • Civic, Culture and Transport: Mary Rose Museum, Portsmouth, United Kingdom, by Perkins+Will
  • Fabricwood, Singapore, by Produce Workshop
  • Hotels: Ir-On Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand, by Hypothesis
  • "expressive of its cultural context". Bare walls and plenty of metalwork lend the space an industrial feel, in keeping with the building's former role in the steel industry.
Best interiors of 2017 announced at Inside festival day two
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  • We recommend an accent wall instead. It allows you to indulge in a bit of print without overwhelming the space
  • e, a bathroom makeover is one of the best investments to increase the value of your home. While a gut reno may be required for some extreme cases, a few simple hacks will elevate any bathroom
  • 5. Space Savers
  • . Display your Towels on elegant rings – or a sleek ladder to maximize vertical space! Use a bathtub caddy to organize your bathing essentials.
  • 3. Personal Accessories
  • add a few meaningful items that personalize the space. Remember,
Before and After: 5 Easy Ways to Upgrade a Bathroom | Parachute Blog
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  • You can even mount a shelf level with your window ledge to give the appearance of more depth,
  • Think about your plants as art
  • below are 10 of our favorite hacks for adding greenery to your small space: 
  • e’ve found some of the most innovative ways you can add plants to your home without taking up much space.
  • Unlike regular ol’ shelves, picture ledges typically have a small groove down the length of the base (intended to, well, display pictures), but they also usually have a small lip along the edge to keep art from falling off. The lip is a handy way to make sure your plants don’t get knocked off
10 Creative Hacks To Add Plants To Your Small Space | HuffPost
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  • Retro ornaments and furniture are everywhere. “I’ve always been a collector,” Emilie says. “I came to London from France as a student and soon discovered that the cheapest way to furnish my room was with second-hand furniture
  • Emilie works as an interior designer but, going against the stereotype, she eschewed acres of marble and bespoke cabinetry for a kitchen that is simple,
  • Wall story: the more ‘grown-up’ room which was created after dividing walls were reinstated on the ground floor. Photograph: Rachael Smith for the Observer
  • second lease of life for a Victorian home
Character study: second lease of life for a Victorian home | Life and style | The Guardian
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  • interior designer Kristina Lastauskaitė-Pundė.
  • Apartment Vilnius belongs to a family with two children,
  • The apartment, which is set within a 19th-century residential building in the Lithuanian capital's old town, f
  • To provide touches of colour, the designer has applied gold-hued sheets of brass to the home's entrance doorway and a singular kitchen cupboard. The material has then been used to create a decorative arch on one of the lounge's walls, echoing the shape of the openings.
  • The colour and material palette echoes this old-new contrast
Brass accents and contemporary cabinetry update 19th-century apartment
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  • III. Balance the bold.
  • 1. Set the Mood
  • It’s important to ask yourself if you prefer a peaceful and calming aesthetic or a vibrant and eclectic one
  • If walls could talk. We’ve heard this phrase a million times, and while walls can’t physically talk, they can tell a story.
  • IV. Don’t be afraid to place artwork close together
  • When we style art at Poster Child Prints, each piece doesn’t need to be extraordinary or match entirely,” Sonja says. “It’s all about creating a bigger picture.” Here’s how…
  • Our approach is, if you select things you love, you’ll make it work. It’s better to start with many options and edit later.
  • Mix high and low
  • Mix different mediums: Photography, prints, posters, canvases, paintings, drawings, and vintage art add texture and depth to your wall. Using only one medium will appear flat and uninteresting.
  • I. Pick one piece to take center stage.
How to Create a Gallery Wall, With Poster Child Prints | Parachute Blog
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  • for nature deprived city-dwellers the ‘green office’ has seen an evolution towards natural oases, believing that plant-form filled spaces further enhance our ability to work
  • the lawn mound works as seats for an event, to lounge relax or host meetings
  •  5 floors provide a space to work for the 500 staff, meanwhile a central hub offers a relaxing green area on a communal floor for events, meetings and breaks.
  • living plants have been embedded into the lawn mound
  • the diversified environment stimulates users’ creativity
green office space by 07beach simulates park to promote productivity
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  • My secret is the packing cube! Roll your clothing in, stuff it and zip it closed. I’ve had the same Eagle Creek one for five years going strong
  • “I always travel with lightweight, fast-drying, wrinkle-resistant fabrics
  • 2. “I always put a laundry dryer sheet in my suitcase so my clothes always smell great instead of that odd suitcase smell
  •  HuffPost asked a variety of road-focused workers, from business consultants to flight attendants, 
  • Pack all socks and undergarments into a small, reusable cloth bag.
14 Ingenious Packing Tips From People Who Travel For A Living
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  • Feng Shui
  • Chinese zodiac signs,
  • Read on to find out your sign's outlook according to Feng Shui expert, Marites Allen:
  • Expect a reasonably good year
  • Enjoy the much-needed comfort, love and support of your family members
  • The Rat Sign may still expect long-term benefits despite the presence of the misfortune star in your direction this year.
Know Your Feng Shui Prospects For 2018 | Philippine Tatler
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  • But no; “I can’t stand those apartments that are so neat you feel scared to sit down or touch anything,” Ng says. “It’s important to me that my home is comfortable and that people feel welcome the minute they step inside.”
  • She also enlisted the help of Christie Simpson, a fashion and interiors stylist, and creative director of homeware store iDecorate, to help her visualise where and how to place everything.
  • it is important to have a home that is an extension of your personality.”
  • Bedroom
  • Continuing the theme of green are Ng’s myriad plants. While she didn’t want blinds or curtains in the dining area, she also was averse to undressed windows. The solution was to hang plants from the curtain rail.
  • Kitchen
  • Study area
Hong Kong model’s welcoming apartment in Tai Hang | Post Magazine | South China Morning Post
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  • . Visitors move from the most public area, the viewing space, through to the dining room, which serves as an extension of the gallery and is full of pictures and sculptures.
  • Jemma Hickman l
  • she decided to look for a space that was a home and gallery in one.
  • this early Victorian end-of-terrace house, close to Peckham Rye, southeast London,
  • ive rents, but also because of the benefits of displaying art in a domestic setting. “Galleries can feel quite sterile and intimidating, but a home feels more relaxed, plus it freed me up to travel to international art fairs
  • Hickman lets the art set the tone in each space. “My brain is set to think about the artwork before the interior. I always start by asking: ‘What will go on the wall?’ and that dictates the style of the room,
Inside my art gallery home | Kate Jacobs | Life and style | The Guardian
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  • We’re starting to see black and even gray marble, which is a little more dramatic than white
  • “It’s about getting the best of both worlds,” said Larkin Brown, user researcher at Pinterest,
  • Already a hit on Instagram, popular grain, acai and breakfast bowls are making casual, portable dining easier than ever
  • 1970s and ’80s redux and educated consumerism will shape our homes and influence our daily lives in the months to come.
  • Mixing metal finishes is directional for the year ahead, especially in the kitchen. For 2018, Schmitz said everything goes — together. Warm-toned fixtures live harmoniously with stainless appliances
  • Greenhouse-inspired interiors remain hot
  • Tables, dressers, cabinets and even floors designed with ornately patterned inlaid bone tile add dimension and texture to a room.
18 home decor and design trends we'll be watching in 2018 - LA Times
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  • 5S Apartment, Australia, by Nicholas Gurney
  • 32-square-metre Beijing hutong house was overhauled to create this modern home for a young family.
  • using a Japanese method called 5S, which follows five principles: sort, straighten, shine, standardise and sustain
  • . Here are some of the best examples to emerge,
  • Studio Vila Olímpia, Brazil, by TRIA Arquitetura
  • s 27-square-metre apartment in São Paulo, TRIA Arquitetura devised a layout that would be as adaptable as possible
  • House renovation in Xirongxian Hutong, China, by OEU-ChaO
Dezeen's top 10 tiny homes of 2017
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  • “The 60s and 70s were such turning points in music, fashion and art, so finding pieces that evoke those eras, be it an original film poster or a Biba-esque wallpaper, is what motivates me
  • wallpapers by Lucy Tiffney and Anna Hayman add vivid pattern to a bedroom and the downstairs loo.
  • Karen shares this house with her husband David Etherington, a TV music composer, and their seven-year-old daughter. But with her platinum discs hidden away in her box-room studio, the decor is more about intrigue and vintage than music business bling.
  • Hints of Karen’s music career come in the form of framed photographs around the house
Playing with style: at home with Karen Poole | Life and style | The Guardian
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  • "With the baby boomers occupying most of the top jobs and much of the housing, millennials are doing less well than their parents at the same age, especially in relation to income, home ownership and other dimensions of well-being..
  • comes with a warning that millennials are unlikely to attain their parents' levels of wealth.
  • wealth inequality has reached yet another record high
  • The amount of wealth held by the top one per cent rose from 42.5 per cent in 2008
  • a new report from global banking giant Credit Suisse.
  • "We expect only a minority of high achievers and those in high-demand sectors such as technology or finance to effectively overcome the 'millennial disadvantage,'" Rohner wrote.
  • "Inequality has continued to edge upwards, so that ... median wealth fell again this year in Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America," the report said.
  • Global wealth inequality has reached yet another record high, and the richest one per cent now own slightly more than half of the world's wealth, says a new report from global banking giant Credit Suisse. The latest edition of the bank's Global Wealth Report also comes with a warning that millennials are unlikely to attain their parents' levels of wealth. The amount of wealth held by the top one per cent rose from 42.5 per cent in 2008, at the height of the financial crisis, to 50.1 per cent this year, Credit Suisse said. It has hit a new record high every year since 2013. Patrick Aventurier via Getty Images Luxury yachts are displayed at the Hercules Port in Monaco for the 27th edition of the International Monaco Yacht Show, Sept. 28, 2017 in Monaco. The world's richest one per cent now control slightly more than half the world's wealth, according to a new report from Credit Suisse. Meanwhile, 3.5 billion people, corresponding to 70 per cent of the world's adults, each own less than US$10,000 in wealth, the report found. Together, they hold just 2.7 per cent of the world's wealth. "Inequality has continued to edge upwards, so that ... median wealth fell again this year in Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America," the report said. "Our projections for 2022 suggest more pessimistic scenarios for the immediate years ahead." The world's household wealth grew by 6.4 per cent over the past year, in U.S. dollar terms, the fastest rate in five years. The world minted 2.3 million new U.S.-dollar millionaires in that time, almost half of them in the U.S. Credit Suisse Wealth in Canada grew somewhat more slowly than the world average, up 4.4 per cent in a year in Canadian dollar terms. The number of U.S.-dollar millionaires in Canada has surpassed one million in recent years. Credit Suisse estimates there are 1,078,000 millionaires in Canada, up about 9.5 per cent in two years, from 984,000 in 2015. 'Particularly challenging circumstances' for millennials The report devotes considerable space to assessing young adults' wealth situation, and suggests millennials are unlikely to achieve their parents' levels of wealth. "We find that millennials face particularly challenging circumstances compared to other generations," wrote Credit Suisse chairman Urs Rohner in the report's preamble. "With the baby boomers occupying most of the top jobs and much of the housing, millennials are doing less well than their parents at the same age, especially in relation to income, home ownership and other dimensions of well-being...." More from HuffPost Canada: Canada's Income Inequality 'Surged Under Harper': Analysis 4 Cities Are Responsible For Most Of Canada's Growth In Inequality The report lists a litany of reasons for younger adults' poorer prospects: the destruction of wealth during the financial crisis of 2008-09, and higher unemployment rates since then; rising house prices; increasing inequality and lower income mobility; and less access to retirement pensions. "We expect only a minority of high achievers and those in high-demand sectors such as technology or finance to effectively overcome the 'millennial disadvantage,'" Rohner wrote. Also on HuffPost: MORE:Credit SuisseinequalityMoneynewswealth gapwealth inequality Suggest a correction Contact Us Use this form to alert a HuffPost editor about a factual or typographical error in this story. Your Name Your Email What is the correction? Describe the error here. 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  • corresponding to 70 per cent of the world's adults, each own less than US$10,000 in wealth, the report found. Together, they hold just 2.7 per cent of the world's wealth.
Top 1% Now Own Half World's Wealth: Credit Suisse
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  • , joshua smith, has completed a project based on 23 temple street, kowloon, hong kong. the project is built from scratch, using wood, cardboard, plastic card, chalk pastels, spraypaint, wire, and plastruct. the 1:20 scale miniature was designed for VOLTA art fair
  • his miniature works primarily focus on the often overlooked aspects of the urban environment such as grime, rust, and decay or discarded cigarettes and graffiti.
joshua smith miniaturizes hong kong through tiny architectural settings
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  •  seven students facing financial difficulties — both male and female and from a range of backgrounds and cultures — have been offered ‘space scholarship’ as a place to live and work, fostering communication and human relationships
  • by utilizing aspects of multi-purpose, modular elements, the small area is maximized without a loss of space
  • the idea of ‘social overlapping’ is reflected through a range of scales, details, materials and colors
  • . flexibility and functionality also mark significant aspects of the design thinking overall.
  • ‘space scholarship’ forms part of a corporate social responsibility initiative by AP public company limited, a leading property developer in thailand, who commissioned fabrica to design the interior scheme of a few condominium units in bangkok.
  • the configuration of the apartment can be open or closed, depending on students’ needs
fabrica conceives flexible and functional co-living space for seven students in bangkok
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  • However the space was initially let out in its entirety to French presidential candidate Benoît Hamon, who ran his election campaign from the building.
  • The offices are designed to appeal to start-ups and small businesses seeking creative and flexible workspace in central Paris.
  • studio MoreySmith has created co-working spaces with a "contemporary industrial" aesthetic in an old factory building in Paris.
  • transforming the former factory building into a state-of-the-art co-working environment that challenges the traditional office concept.
  • Materials such as glazed brick tiles, exposed concrete, crittal window frames, burnished brass and copper mesh are complemented by fresh, bright colours including yellow, light grey and blue.
MoreySmith create co-working offices in a former industrial building in Paris
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  • An intelligent mind has a strong aversion to accepting things on face value and therefore withholds belief until presented with ample evidence,
  • Frank Zhu says "people who can focus for long stretches at a time and tune out distractions" are highly intelligent
  • Interestingly, journalist Charles Duhigg argues that making these kinds of connections is a hallmark of creativity 
  • The paper describes two small studies that found people with higher scores on an IQ test were slower to recognize large background movements in an image
  • You contemplate the big questions
  • Psychologists say that open-minded people — those who seek out alternate viewpoints and weigh the evidence fairly
  • The time Steve Jobs was putting things off and noodling on possibilities was time well spent in letting more divergent ideas come to the table
  • You understand how much you don't know
  • Smart people can "almost feel what someone is thinking/feeling
  • "intelligent people let themselves become fascinated by things others take for granted."
  • intelligent individuals "wonder a lot about [the] universe and meaning of life." What's more, Kumar writes, "they always [ask] what's the point of everything?"
  • smart people are likely to procrastinate on quotidian tasks, mainly because they're working on things that are more important.
  • smart people are able to see patterns where others can't. That's because they can draw parallels between seemingly disparate ideas.
  •  Wharton psychologist Adam Grant suggests that procrastination is key to innovation, and that Steve Jobs used it strategically.
  • That existential confusion may be one reason why smart people are more likely to be anxious
Signs you're smarter than you realize - Business Insider
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  • Adobe Photoshop
  • the business of making you smile.
  • the secrets of pet fame.
  • these adorable animals bring awareness to brands and rescue organizations
  • Photoshop Mix
Internet-Famous Pets | Create
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An Apartment in Notting Hill Remodeled by Louise Holt Design - Design Milk
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  • ‘anya 100 patch pump roller’,
  • saint laurent just made rollerskating dreams come true with the debut of its futuristic stiletto roller skates.
  • were banned by france’s autorité de régulation professionnelle de la publicité as it believes they were allegedly demeaning to women
  • made from different grains of leather and decorated with rivets and crystals, with one wheel sat precariously beneath its point, and two more on the outsole, plus a stopper at the front.
saint laurent's anya 100 patch pump roller fuses stilletos with rollerskates
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  • Paint New Happiness system, which allows you to connect to artificial intelligence that will trawl through your social media profiles, analyzing posts, pictures, and "moods" while harvesting personal data such as your age in order to design "the perfect palette of color for your life stage."
  • Odor-less Aircare—a new anti-pollution paint
  • Customized Wall Decor
  • But in years to come, will interior designers be replaced by clever robots who can conjure up our dream schemes and know us better than we even know ourselves?
  • "color-matching" services
  • the Laser Egg, a cutting edge device that monitors indoor air quality accessible via your smart phone.
  • Awair
  • but in the future, we might not need to apply anything to our walls in order to change their appearance (renters rejoice!).
  • "self-aware skyscrapers capable of adaptively regulating their interior atmospheres based on the external environment."
The Future of Decorating: How We Decorate Our Homes is About to Change | Apartment Therapy
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  • Tectonic
  • "dedicated to the evolution of earth".
  • based on the way the movement of tectonic plates shaped the earth's continents.
  • the ancient solids, which have made a crucial impact to the global industriali
  • "By changing their shapes and silhouettes promptly, the pieces adapt to different purposes and weather conditions, which cannot be overestimated in modern reality's overwhelming rhythm."
  • "These appeal to the primordial relief of the planet and the ancient solids, which have made a crucial impact to the global industrialisation,"
  • "spirituality and technology"
  • "These objects embody certain social, psychological aspects that balance on the edge of mental and spiritual perception,"
Dzhus looks to the earth's formation for Tectonic fashion collection
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  • Interactive touchscreens allow book lovers to learn about writers from their home state or dig deep into famous masterworks
  • The "Surprise Bookshelf" showcases 100 samples of iconic American writing, from song lyrics and poems
  • This museum is definitely not your neighborhood public library. Instead, it's a highly engaging space where visitors are encouraged to interact with their favorite writers and works, as well as the writing process,
  • Visitors can type out their own stories on vintage typewriters
  • The museum opened its doors in May of 2017 as the first museum in the United States dedicated to America's writers and works
This is one museum every bookworm should visit: Arts & Culture Article by 10Best.com
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  • Schultz, who stepped down in April 2017, is largely credited with the company's success.
  • the legendary CEO shared an underrated, yet essential, leadership quality: vulnerability.
  • Entrepreneur and investor Marcus Lemonis has a similar perspective. Vulnerability is important in business
  • When
  • Relationships
  • Relationships are built on trust, and trust is built on vulnerability and transparency."
  • var mps=mps||{}; mps._queue=mps._queue||{}; mps._queue.gptloaded=mps._queue.gptloaded||[]; mps._queue.gptloaded.push(function() { (mps && mps.insertAd && mps.insertAd('#dart_wrapper_responsiverectangle', 'responsiverectangle')); }); mps._execAd("responsiverectangle");
  • responsiverectangle
  • one of the most undervalued characteristics of leadership is vulnerability and asking for help."
  • starting by unveiling myself first and uncovering my mistakes and my frailties and my weaknesses," says Lemonis. "The only reason that I talk about the rough patches in my life isn't to have people feel sorry for me. It's to try to create relatability between people."
  • responsiverectangle
  • think
Howard Schultz on the most undervalued characteristic of great leaders
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  • japanese artist yukiko morita showcases her latest innovative product, ‘pampshade’ — a handmade lamp made from real bread.
  • which are then coated with a layer of resin to protect the bread from decaying.
  • the product is then controlled by adjusting the bread’s shape and texture. once completed, the electrical circuit is set up according to the lamp shape.
foodies rejoice: yukiko morita transforms real bread into functional lamps
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  • While the dorm room setups look largely the same, college students (and likely their parents) are often decorating the small spaces to look just as nice
These Tricked-Out College Dorm Rooms Will Make You Pine For More Than Your Youth | HuffPost
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  • this apartment in Kotelniki (Moscow) is perfectly suited for one person.
  • the new layout and design, created by Geometrium, include a new sleeping area, an open space to include the kitchen, dining room, and living room, and a place to smoke shisha
  • they incorporated natural slate tile throughout the interior for a slight industrial look.
A Contemporary Apartment for a Single Man in Moscow - Design Milk
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  • DIY Graphic Laundry Baskets
  • DIY Faux Brass Headboard
  • DIY Modern Key Holder
  • DIY Concrete Dipped Vase
  • DIY Lucite Bathtub Caddy
  • DIY Gold Tropical Leaf Print
  • DIY Marble Accordion Coat Rack
  • DIY Invisible Bookends
  • DIY Large Round Copper Mirror
  • DIY Baking Jars
  • DIY Color Dipped Plaster Candles
  • DIY Gold Leaf Lamp Shade
  • DIY Tea Light Candle Holder
  • DIY Pottery Barn Inspired Sculptures
  • DIY Chopstick Rest
  • DIY Gold Foil Brushstroke Pillow
  • DIY Shopping Is My Cardio Bag
  • DIY Wood Plate Charger
  • DIY Wood Cutting Board
19 Home Decor DIYs You Can Do in a Weekend
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  • What a happy little vignette.
  • There are some people who are just SO talented you can’t believe one individual can house so much good taste and skill. William McLure is one of those people
  • - the layering, the mix of simplicity and detail and layering is really masterful
  • This was a showhouse space he designed (featuring his artwork too, of course)
  • LOVE the draped bed paired with his painting and the antique dresser.
  • adding texture through layered woven shades.
  • ADORE. I need a new piece for above my sofa and I’m loving this style :)
Artist (and Designer) Crush: William McLure - Elements of Style Blog
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  • “Most of our studio work combines colorful graphics with playful animations,” Beppo says. “We love to bring things to motion by experimenting with digital or analog techniques, and finding new ways of expression by mixing them.”
  • The mosaic tiles of the city´s subway fascinated them; in particular, they loved the contrast between the old handmade underground signs and the modern, fast-moving city.
  • They wanted to show the old letterforms in bright colors in reference to the “new” colorful NYC transit map and original wayfinding system by Massimo Vignelli.
  • “The shape and dimension of each letter are more or less defined by the resolution of the tile grid,”
  • Maxon Cinema 4D
  • Glyphs
  • Studio BBG’s 3D Stroke Lettering project shows a very different aesthetic and skill set.
  • “Inside Cinema 4D, we played with different materials, colors and lights,”
Best of Behance: Studio BBG | Create
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  • here Adults aren’t the only ones who can enjoy modern design.
  • a balance bike that lacks pedals to help kids age 2 to 5 years old develop their psychomotor skills during their earliest years
  • inspired by old classic motorcycles of the past
  • These iconic brands evoke emotions of speed, freedom, adventure, and outdoor lifestyles – everything children should be seeking, in the brand’s opinion!
Kids, Take a Little Ride with Jokos - Design Milk
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  • Sunset Hues Are All The Rage
  • Monochrome
  • Artwork
  • Pattern Play
  • Dazzling Decor
  • Exposed Brick
  • Mix and Match
  • Paint-dipped Chairs
  • Statement Furniture
  • When in Doubt, Look Up
  • Live Literally
Our Favorite Rooms Rocking the Sunset Hues Trend
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  • Beats x Balmain Collection
  • Donald The Book
  • Sequoia Merz Bicycle
  • Sunglasses by Gucci
  • Eve V tablet
  • Hawes & Curtis x Alfa Romeo capsule collection
  • James Bond cinematic installation
  • Sky Soundbox
  • Palissy briefcase by Carl Friedrik
  • Galaxy Superyacht
  • cartoon-like depictions of figureheads from the art and fashion worlds
  • Premium Cr-Mo tubing
  • chisel your face and strengthen your jaw
  • a unique James Bond cinematic installation
  • adaptive noise-cancelling technology
  • capsule collection
  • this vessel effortlessly marries the worlds of art and nautical engineering.
Henessy, Gucci, and Beats by Dre: Here are the top 10 coolest things in the week. | British GQ
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  • the needs and habits of technologists
  • a waist-worn accessory system called the Killspencer Utility Belt.
  • Nikosey’s rendition is as fashionably sophisticated as it is genuinely functional.
  • belt’s locking mechanism
  • a belt designed to keep a secure link to the most valuable of travel accessories seems a shrewd and stylish option.
  • Pull-the-Dot Button Snaps
The Killspencer Utility Belt Keeps a Leash On Things - Design Milk
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  • embracing the solid lacquered furniture, bold lines and sumptuous textures of Hollywood Regency.
  • I just start seeing things that belong together, and I keep on layering,
  • In 2007, she started her own fabric line, which is heavily influenced by her extensive travels
  • So inviting is the hive she calls home that guests who arrive intending to tour the sights are reluctant to go out the door.
  • But it was a maiden voyage to India in 1998 that changed her forever. Immediately entranced by the subcontinent’s shocking juxtaposition of color and its wanton mix of patterns
In One Fabric Designer’s Home, a Lesson on Layering Prints - The New York Times
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  • child-friendly food preparation products
  • gets kids safely involved in the food preparation process and teaches them about the size of portions.
  • important for this generation of children to learn the value of health and nutrition,"
  • The kit is made up of a child-friendly knife, an interactive chopping board that corresponds to a range of recipes, and a set of cards showing how different ingredients can be prepared.
  • greater pressure
  • To reduce mess, the chopping board is designed to be placed over the sink. Three bowls, two that display portion size and one for collecting prepared ingredients, enable the child to measure the amount of food they are cutting up.
Safe Slice kitchenware aims to teach children about portion control
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  • “If you can’t stand up, stand out!”
  • “Dressing her wheels is like putting on a new pair of boots.”
  • aims to transform the wheelchair from a medical device into a form of artistic self-expression.
  • “They reflect the relationship I have with my wheelchair.”
  • “The lighthearted approach has a twofold effect: It empowers a young wheelchair user to make a statement about themselves, and it makes a wheelchair a friendly-looking object rather than one that’s purely functional. Design can have a huge role in dispelling feelings of fear of the unknown, and Izzy Wheels opens up a natural opportunity for wheelchair users to talk about their experiences. It's loud, fun, and makes sure there's no elephant in the room.”
  • We went into special needs schools and helped people create their own designs for their wheels. You could design your own chair or a friend’s. At that point, seeing how happy it made the users, we just got really passionate about this business.
  • “Illustration’s role in a project is often to lighten a mood or add some quirks into an otherwise ordinary scene, and this project was a great space to explore that in. It was also interesting designing something in a circle that had to make sense no matter which way was up, so the design really had to be led by the form.”
  • Izzy Wheels designs are priced at about $135 apiece and attach with Velcro straps that make it easy for the user to attach and remove the wheel covers while sitting down.
  • The flat, round, plastic discs are durable, scratchproof, fade-resistant, and easy to manufacture and print—what Ailbhe calls a perfect canvas.
  • seeing their art on wheelchairs around the world.
  • we’re all about personalizing your body in a different way
  • Ailbhe says she splits her time between her design studio and the nearby print shop that manufactures the spoke guards.
  • Bespoked
Artists Put a New Spin on Wheelchairs | Create
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  • in a cemetery near sapporo, japan, tadao ando has surrounded a giant statue of buddha with a landscaped hill designed to draw attention to the 13.5 meter-tall sculpture.
  • y is located on the northern japanese island of hokkaido video courtesy of hokkaido fan magazine / (main image by shigeo ogawa, via vitra)     ‘the design intention was to create a vivid spatial sequence, beginning with the long approach through the tunnel in order to heighten anticipation of the statue, which is invisible from the outside,’ tadao ando explains in an essay for domus magazine. ‘when the hall is reached, visitors look up at the buddha, whose head is encircled by a halo of sky at the end of the tunnel.’ a large man-made hill surrounds the 13.5 meter-tall statue image courtesy of hokkaido fan magazine     ando categorizes the work as a piece of landscape architecture, with its appearance changing depending on the time of year. in spring and summer the site is filled with verdant greenery and vibrant lavender, while in winter months, the cemetery is draped in a blanket of snow. learn more about the project here, and visit the cemetery’s website for more details. a 40 meter-long tunnel leads to a light-filled rotunda image by hiroo namiki, via takino reien ‘visitors look up at the buddha, whose head is encircled by a halo of sky’ — ando image by shigeo ogawa, via vitra Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save philip stevens I designboom aug 02, 2017 2009 1204 71 481 have something to add? share your thoughts in our comments section below. name (required) e-mail (will not be published) (required) text comments policy LOG IN designboom's comment policy guidelines generally speaking, if we publish something, it's because we're genuinely interested in the subject. we hope you'll share this interest and if you know even more about it, please share! our goal in the discussion threads is to have good conversation and we prefer constructive opinions. we and our readers have fun with entertaining ones. designboom welcomes alerts about typos, incorrect names, and the like. the correction is at the discretion of the post editor and may not happen immediately. what if you disagree with what we or another commenter has to say? let's hear it! but please understand that offensive, inappropriate, or just plain annoying comments may be deleted or shortened. - 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  • the cemetery is located on the northern japanese island of hokkaido
  • ‘the design intention was to create a vivid spatial sequence, beginning with the long approach through the tunnel in order to heighten anticipation of the statue, which is invisible from the outside,’
  • categorizes the work as a piece of landscape architecture, with its appearance changing depending on the tim
  • of year
  • ategorizes the work as a piece of landscape architecture, with its appearance changing depending on the time of year. in spring and summer the site is filled with verdant greenery and vibrant lavender, while in winter months, the cemetery is draped in a blanket of snow. learn more about the project here, and visit the cemetery’s website for more details. a 40 meter-long tunnel leads to a light-filled rotunda image by hiroo namiki, via takino reien ‘visitors look up at the buddha, whose head is encircled by a halo of sky’ — ando image by shigeo ogawa, via vitra Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save philip stevens I designboom aug 02, 2017 2009 1204 71 481 have something to add? share your thoughts in our comments section below. name (required) e-mail (will not be published) (required) text comments policy LOG IN designboom's comment policy guidelines generally speaking, if we publish something, it's because we're genuinely interested in the subject. we hope you'll share this interest and if you know even more about it, please share! our goal in the discussion threads is to have good conversation and we prefer constructive opinions. we and our readers have fun with entertaining ones. designboom welcomes alerts about typos, incorrect names, and the like. the correction is at the discretion of the post editor and may not happen immediately. what if you disagree with what we or another commenter has to say? let's hear it! but please understand that offensive, inappropriate, or just plain annoying comments may be deleted or shortened. - 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  • ‘visitors look up at the buddha, whose head is encircled by a halo of sky’ — ando
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  • Trying to change people's perceptions of waste and make it as 'sexy' as possible is part of the challenge, and something I relish as a designer
  • The designer created a purposefully "clear and minimal" appearance for the bin, to emphasise the method's cleanliness and simplicity, and visually link it to modern Japanese design.
Taihi rubbish bin turns kitchen waste into plant food using Japanese fermentation method
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  • provide an intimate setting for friends
  • ‘indoor camping space’,
  • timber frame and frosted polycarbonate cladding are used for the structures
  • ‘the together hostel’
  • ‘we set up ‘tents’ in the camping space. a huge tent serves as the public space where people can have meals and beverage, read, chat, play, share or even hold their activities. smaller tents are for staying.’ – cao pu
  • an alternative to placing living arrangements in a series of closed off rooms, tent-like structures have been distributed around the space; stacked and overlapped to create single and double rooms equipped with sockets, lights and a bed.
  • natural light
  • <a href='https://grinx.designboom.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a0546020&amp;cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='https://grinx.designboom.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=rv_zone_15006314686092&amp;cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&amp;n=a0546020' border='0' alt=''/></a> publish your work architecture in beijing  (35 articles) architecture in china's capital city encompasses a wide range of contemporary styles and scales. projects include adapting traditional buildings and hutongs, skyscrapers, to interior design of restaurants, hotels and private residences. beijing's vast new airport terminal by zaha hadid architects takes shape in china Jul 19, 2017 archstudio designs beauty nails salon in beijing with 'hilly' interiors Jul 19, 2017 cao pu pitches tent structures inside together hostel in beijing Jul 11, 2017 cui shu studio adds giant bamboo staircase in elephant-parade's newly renovated office Jul 10, 2017 transform and rethink examines the ever-expanding state of beijing’s hutongs Jun 21, 2017 <!--//<![CDATA[ var rv_zone_15006314686683 = 12; var m3_u = 'https://grinx.designboom.com/www/delivery/ajs.php'; var m3_r = Math.floor(Math.random()*99999999999); if (!document.MAX_used) document.MAX_used = ','; document.write ("<scr"+"ipt type='text/javascript' src='"+m3_u); document.write ("?zoneid=" + rv_zone_15006314686683); document.write ('&amp;cb=' + m3_r); if (document.MAX_used != ',') document.write ("&amp;exclude=" + document.MAX_used); document.write (document.charset ? 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  • stainless spring steel
  • letters are often used to represent our memories, just like these bookmarks can.
  • copper coating
  • making them little pieces of art on their own.
Illusion Alphabet Bookmarks by PHAIdesign - Design Milk
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  • Cement Letter Photo Holders
  • Oversized Tiled Photo Artwork
  • Instagram Photo Frame
  • Gold Leaf Corners Frame
  • Wooden Ball Photo Holder
  • Wood Burned Photo Frame
  • Photo Coasters
  • Photo Wall Hanging
  • Mini Polaroid Photo Frames
  • Mini Photo Magnets
  • Geometric Photo Display
  • Poster Wall Hanging
Amazing DIYs to Display Your Photos
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  • a design gallery and concept shop in the V&A’s Silo District. Located next to Heatherwick Studio's new Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa,
  • The show celebrates the work of the gallery's design heros and includes pieces by Xandre Kriel, Porky Hefer, and David Krynauw
GUILD opens gallery and concept store on V&A’s Silo District | Wallpaper*
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  • The design comes about based on the fact that most cats like to feel secure by hanging out in certain spaces.
  • The idea is that the box can be used as a single unit or stacked and arranged into a playground for your cat to climb around on and chill.
  • birch plywood
  • LUNARBOX takes the idea of pet furniture and elevates it for those of us that are particular about interior design.
LUNARBOX: A Cat Home That Will Work with the Design of Your Home - Design Milk
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  • Wyoming
  • "Each state has something great and unique to bring to the table, and it's important to celebrate them individually and as a whole unit,"
  • New Jersey
  • Maine
  • Kentucky
  • 10 female artists to create limited-edition versions of its Ultraboost trainers inspired by each of America's 50 states, to raise money for a women's charity.
  • Wyoming
Female artists customise Adidas trainers to represent the 50 United States
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  • Remodel on a Budget
  • Color Upgrade
  • Warm & Contemporary
  • Completed Bathroom
  • Natural & Traditional
  • Bright & Cheery
  • Bright & White
  • Modern Makeover
  • Vintage-Inspired
  • Lighter & More Open
10 Amazing Before & After Bathroom Remodels
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  • the art performance by 1000 GESTALTEN unfolded itself as an overwhelming story of transformation and growth
  • the group sent out a powerful message that urged germany and the world to fight for a better humanity and solidarity in these difficult times. 
  • as the spokesmen of 1000 GESTALTEN state, ‘we cannot wait until change happens from the world’s most powerful, we have to show political and social responsibility – all of us – now! 
1000 GESTALTEN: ghostly figures protest at the G20 summit in hamburg
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  • CandyKeys is a German retailer specializing in mech keys, specifically full replacement keyboards and customizable keycap sets offering the nostalgic an opportunity to add a sweep of colorful expression across the keyboard.
  • While Apple reputedly continues to explore both adaptive mechanical keyboards and even virtual keyboards, a healthy community of Windows PC users – a significant portion represented by gamers – remains loyal to the touch-type-satisfaction offered with individual switches under every key.
  • here This one is for all the old-school computer users
Clickety-Clackety, Colorful, and Customizable CandyKeys Keycap Sets - Design Milk
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  • geometric door fronts.
  • Since the designers came into the project durning construction, they were allowed to incorporate their ideas more easily, as well as keeping some of the raw, industrial elements that add charm to the space.
  • A top floor apartment that overlooks the city of Poznań, Poland
  • the study, which actually functions as a guitar room, has two walls made of glass so the sight lines are kept open.
A Penthouse Apartment in Poznan Gets Revamped - Design Milk
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  • From my very first day as an entrepreneur, I’ve felt the only mission worth pursuing in business is to make people’s lives better.
  • when things need to be improved.
  • Do not be embarrassed by your failures, learn from them and start again.
  • When we launched a new company, I reviewed the ads and marketing materials and asked those presenting the campaign to read everything aloud to test the phrasing and concept
  • An exceptional company is the one that gets all the little details right.
  • Richard Branson
10 Quotes From Richard Branson That Shook My Mind – The Mission
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  • 01 of 10 @abowlfulloflemons
  • This Instagram feed is as pretty as it is organized. Everything from bathrooms to closets are arranged to perfection and beautifully photographed as a treat for the eyes
  • 07 of 10 @neatmethod
  • And that's really the theme of this account: Making the ordinary extraordinary. So, prepare for all kinds of motivation to come your way after familiarizing yourself with this feed.
Instagram Organizers for Spring Cleaning Inspiration
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  • Monstera
  • Monstera grow wild and free and require very little care to look
  • Philodendron
  • Carnations
  • Striking in appearance with thick, leathery leaves and even hidden health benefits
  • Kalanchoë
  • “It thrives in dry environments and is easily adaptable to temperature changes,
10 cool house plants to grow inside
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  • Never sit at your desk in the morning without a plan
  • Get everything out of your head. Your memory sucks, even if you’re a genius. Write things/tasks down.
  • . If you can answer an email in two minutes, do it immediately.
  • Break up your day into precisely-timed chunks, and you’ll find yourself more focused and energised for the whole eight-hour day.
  • Don’t get suckered into tasks you don’t have time for.
  • Schedule time for just one thing at a time. Do one thing well and move on to the next.
  • Most people don’t mind when you keep your emails short and to the point. I have been using this hack for almost a year now.
  • Unsubscribe to stuff you find yourself regularly skipping without reading.
  • 30. Set strict social media time. Your favourite social app is time suck. If you’re not the one in charge of running social media for your business, create guardrails around it, similar to email time
  • Spend time away from the computer to refresh
37 Simple Daily Behaviors That Will Immediately Free up Hours in Your Weekly Schedule
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  • Here’s an account that’ll teach you to master the best of minimal and rustic decor. 
  • Macrame accents and rattan everything make these sister retreats the perfect source of seaside vibes
  • The 16 getaways below are full of hidden tropical tree houses, Scandinavian interiors, and boho digs that you’ll definitely want to take a peek at
  • Each room features different wallpapers, patterns, and colors that’ll help you make your own space incredibly unique.
  • this account will give you major inspo for rocking a neutral palette with rattan pieces and plants galore
  •  The Southern space perfectly blends antiques with modern elements
  • While desert-style interiors typically mean a lot of oranges and reds, this home has gone with neutrals and pinks instead
16 Airbnb Instagram Accounts to Follow for Interior #Inspo | Brit + Co
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This week in interior Instagram posts | Stuff.co.nz
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  • the exhibition, called ‘sé
  • designed by damien langlois-meurinne, jaime hayon and nika zupanc respectively
  • the salon merges items from the first line, such as ‘new life’ armchairs and sofa, with hayon’s shapely ‘time pieces’ and ‘tambour’ table, as well as zupanc’s imposing ‘olympia’ floor mirrors.
  • , nika zupanc’s ‘stay daybed’ takes center stage as her ‘full moon’ table lamp and ‘stay’ bench balance with ‘by the tree’ cermaics from the first collection.
sé transforms galleria rossana orlandi into highly furnished apartment
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  • The collection, named 88 Secrets, brings a bit of magic and allure to furniture and rugs with reference to the 88 constellations,
  • Slovenian designer Nika Zupanc 
Scarlet Splendour Unveils 88 Secrets by Nika Zupanc - Design Milk
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  • A few things are certain in the dream kitchen. One of those is an oversized, totally tricked-out island.
  • Consider contrasting the color of your island with your perimeter cabinets
  • leaning toward neutral tones for cabinetry and countertops, try a shiny, metallic finish for your pendant lights.
  • Warm It Up With Wood
  • Include a Prep Sink
  • Who said an island can’t multitask? If you need yours to do double duty, consider one that has two distinct halves — one for dining and one for storage and prep.
15 Stylish Kitchen Island Ideas | HGTV's Decorating & Design Blog | HGTV
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  • The party claims the policy will save about £650 per year per pupil, which will be used to increase schools funding by about £4bn over the parliament.
  • Oliver said: “Obesity hasn’t just happened overnight. We’ve all heard the staggering facts that one in four British adults are obese and one in three UK kids leave primary school overweight or obese.
  • The celebrity chef and healthy eating campaigner, Jamie Oliver, has attacked the Conservatives over their plans to end free lunches
  • Oliver told Channel 4 News
  • . As far as I see it … the school is at the front line of the fight against obesity and diet-related disease.”
Jamie Oliver condemns Theresa May for scrapping free lunches | Education | The Guardian
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  • Plant-based proteins (beans, lentils, nuts, seeds, soy products)
  • Making the lunch and snacks colourful and interactive is certainly a fun way to inspire kids
pickuplimes
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  • Paint your accent wall in a vibrant colour, such as orange, red, pink or teal, and let it stand out.
Make your home décor vibrant this summer | femina.in
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  • Step 1: Measure the Ingredients
  • The only other ingredient being a pinch of salt
  • Into each cup of the tin,  place a tiny piece of lard, beef dripping, goose fat or ½ teaspoon of vegetable oil.
  • approx 20 minutes.
  • After giving the batter another good whisk,  add a little water, whisk thoroughly, then, fill a third of each cup with batter.
Recipe for Making Yorkshire Pudding
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