Nendo, a Japanese design house with offices in Tokyo and Milan, has created seven door designs to commemorate the 70th anniversary of Abe Kogyo, a wooden door manufacturer. All doors have a basic design, but with an unusual twist, that can lead to new possibilities.
My favorites: a door for both kids and adults, a door that doubles as a gallery wall and a door fitted with magnet that acts as a storage unit for pots and trays. The future of door design looks interesting!
“12 Perfect GIFs To Keep You Relaxed & Soothe Your Spirit” were created by graphic designer Adam J. Kurtz, who humorously put together mottos and mantras he collected from Twitter submissions and turned them into soothing GIFs. I will look at them for a while today, to see if they work…
Pattern by Julia Rothman
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Artist Daniel Rozin, created the PomPom Mirror, an installation with almost 1000 furry pom poms activated by motors to create an interactive mirror reflection of the viewer. Watch the video, it’s captivating. Can I please have one ?
(via Colossal)
I have seen that, when I often sit down and start colouring with the kids, it has a therapeutic and calming effect on me. So I was intrigued to see these A1 colouring posters for adults by The School of Life. Illustrator & typographer Sarah A. King was commissioned to illustrate the words of Marcus Aurelius from “Meditations”.
When feet meet nice floors, it’s a selfeet! This is an Instagram account, curated from Amsterdam, which collects photos of people around the world standing on cool floors.
(via A cup of Jo)
I just discovered about Yulia Brodskaya, a London-based paper artist and illustrator and just love her detailed and colorful three-dimensional lettering. She uses a technique called quilling, which involves rolling strips of colored paper and gluing them together to make intricate paper artworks. Expect to see more of her.
Pattern by Marimekko
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