I find these wooden fridge magnets adorable. They are handmade in Lithuania by mielasiela.
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The Infinite Bridge is a temporary architectural installation by Danish studio Gjøde & Povlsgaard Architects and was created as part of a large outdoor sculpture exhibition on the east coast of Denmark. It would be interesting to walk on this never-ending promenade while experiencing the changing landscape of the land and the sea.
The bridge was actually taken down last month, but apparently they set up a crowd-funding campaign for a permanent version of the bridge built at the same location! That would be nice.
These 14 Japanese words are perfect. They say so much in one single word.
Illustration by Lisa Congdon
A few links:
- The Cosmic Diner Collection: You can now eat your dinner on plates with realistic images of planets.
- There are currently twelve master penmen in the entire world. Jake Weidmann is the youngest. An amazing video about Weidmann and the fine art of penmanship.
- Six of Penguin’s most popular recent fiction titles have been redesigned with new craft-inspired covers.
- A wooden toy camera called Pixie. Great for the kids!
- The Year Round calendar tape, can be used in any number of ways to give you all possibilities of planning and organising. Brilliant!
- A road trip through Greece by photographer Hanna Fasching.
- Now you can see what happens to your checked luggage at the airport.
Have a good weekend!
Look carefully at KUB, an almost invisible bathroom sink by Milan-based Victor Vasilev. The glass and marble sink seems to magically disappear in the room when looked from the side. Looks fragile but I love it anyway.
(via Ignant)
I discovered these cold press juices a few days ago. You can find them in shops (only around Athens for the time being) and apparently they deliver locally if you order online. I love the packaging and hopefully the taste is as good as it looks. I would try the Big Apple (ginger, green apple and lemon) from the Beginners detox program.
I am on my summer break right now and will be back after Aug 19th. I will have posts from time to time, but you can also follow my Instagram account. See you around!
A lot of British sense of humor in this stop-motion animation called Nudinits, where everything is hand-knitted with a lot of detail. It is set in a charming little town called Woolly Bush where the inhabitants are all naked! That calls for a lot of innuendos.
(via It’s Nice That)
This is the identity design for Bibelot in Melbourne, an artisinal patisserie / gelateria / coffee bar / chocolate shop and high tea salon, all in one. I love the monochrome palette and that they used traditional mosaic tiling techniques as an inspiration. It’s by design studio A Friend of Mine.
I love the simplicity of this logo design for Moshitaka, a Chicago music label. The designer is Bureau Ink, based in Hamburg, Germany.