Authentic Wythe Hotel
Wythe Hotel started with the discovery of an old factory on the Brooklyn waterfront. Built in 1901 as a cooperage, preserved, renovated, and turned to a historically industrial building into a place where people feel welcome.
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The Pioneers
Created by Binary and the Brain, paying homage to some of the world’s greatest pioneers from the NASA photograph archives.
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Photography by Christian Stoll
Wide angle views of futuristic locations. Most of these images are part of worldwide print campaigns for IBM and Microsoft. Agencies: Ogilvy & Mather,New-York,McCann,San-Francisco.
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London – Double Landscape by Benheine
In terms of sheer creativity and the true spirit of art as human expression that knows no bounds,he is currently with few peers. Benheine’s unique visual creations have been featured in newspapers, magazines and other publications worldwide and over the last few years his works have begun to populate art galleries and museums from Brussels and London to Turkey, Romania and South Korea.
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A Clockwork Orange: Stanley Kubrick Cinemagraphs
Dublin-based film critic Paul Lynch on A Clockwork Orange: With colour, Kubrick found an alacrity and an arrest in his images that began to transcend the subject material of his stories…Those widescreen shots seem to push the natural boundaries of the screen, to absorb every photon of light. Kubrick wanted to do to his audiences what he did to Alex in A Clockwork Orange: to peel back our eyelids until we are forced to see every beam from the projector. He did not want us to blink. There is a cold pedantry to his work, an unfeeling, ivory-tower vantage that, when married to the analytical care he took with his craft, can leave you feeling a little cold towards his films.
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StudioDesk XL
All peripherals and excess cables are hidden just under the sliding desktop surface. The storage compartment is therefore conveniently accessed from above. An elongated slot across the width of the desktop allows the necessary peripheral & power cables to enter/exit at any point, thereby keeping the desktop clear of clutter.
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Colorless – Minimalist Coke Can
New York-based designer Ryan Harc created this eco-friendly packaging concept, Colorless. Instead of a painted-on logo, he proposes a convex logo. This would do a way with the need for toxic paint and all its negative side effects, such as air and water pollution.
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OCD !
British designer Patrick Smith (a.k.a. Graphic Patrick) made some pretty nice minimalist posters about mental disorders.
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Glass Wall Home in the Hollywood Hills
Glass wall home in the Hollywood Hills by architect John Lautner blends beautifully into its surroundings. This stunning natural home design, encircled in lush landscape with a dazzling view in the distance, invites the outdoors in. Innovative ideas and modern finishes fuse with organic architecture elements like natural wood and glass, giving the house a serene, spa-like appeal in every room
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This is (not) an American Apparel Advertisement
American Apparel ads, alongside several other similarly suggestive ads from their website, has recently been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority ASA in the United Kingdom.
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