tacticalshoyu:

Cara Barer. Phone books, old computer manuals, maps or comic books all come to life as hypnotic sculptures, ending up published in a beautiful photography picture book.

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cfbphotography:

The flat iron building

cfbphotography:

The flat iron building

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fuckyeahfamousblackgirls:

Alicia Keys in Vibe magazine

fuckyeahfamousblackgirls:

Alicia Keys in Vibe magazine

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bjornsrandoms:

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

Five-metre-high wicker baskets hang as lampshades from the ceiling of this Barcelona restaurant.

Named El Japonés@22, the restaurant was designed by Spanish studio Sandra Tarruella Interioristas.

The handwoven baskets are suspended above the wooden tables and chairs and prevent echoes from bouncing off the exposed concrete walls and ceiling.

Different weaves give varying levels of opacity to each of the baskets. Some of these are square in profile, while others are round.




“The tradition of hand-made basketry, used in some Asian cultures such as the Japanese, was reinterpreted using wicker of different shapes and thickness, here used for sound absorption and to provide a sense of comfort and protection to the clients. They all punctually illuminate the tables with a warm light. The design of these lamps was adapted by the artisans, resulting in different forms and heights that add great dynamism and order to the facade. Some of the lamps also have a warm light inside, thus functioning as a great eye-catcher from the outside. The intention that this would be a youthful, dynamic and fresh space is also reflected in the choice of materials. A combination of natural oak flooring, tables and shelves, birch plywood planks, iron, and white Corian provides the necessary balance and neutrality and act as a background for the large wicker lamps.”

bjornsrandoms:

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas


El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

Five-metre-high wicker baskets hang as lampshades from the ceiling of this Barcelona restaurant.

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

Named El Japonés@22, the restaurant was designed by Spanish studio Sandra Tarruella Interioristas.

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

The handwoven baskets are suspended above the wooden tables and chairs and prevent echoes from bouncing off the exposed concrete walls and ceiling.

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

Different weaves give varying levels of opacity to each of the baskets. Some of these are square in profile, while others are round.

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

El Japonés@22 by Sandra Tarruella Interioristas

The tradition of hand-made basketry, used in some Asian cultures such as the Japanese, was reinterpreted using wicker of different shapes and thickness, here used for sound absorption and to provide a sense of comfort and protection to the clients. They all punctually illuminate the tables with a warm light. The design of these lamps was adapted by the artisans, resulting in different forms and heights that add great dynamism and order to the facade. Some of the lamps also have a warm light inside, thus functioning as a great eye-catcher from the outside. The intention that this would be a youthful, dynamic and fresh space is also reflected in the choice of materials. A combination of natural oak flooring, tables and shelves, birch plywood planks, iron, and white Corian provides the necessary balance and neutrality and act as a background for the large wicker lamps.”

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landscape-a-design:

All stairs should have a slide option.

landscape-a-design:

All stairs should have a slide option.

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freesiafaces:

graffitilab:

Buddha at Ngyen Khag Taktsang Monastery
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THE FUTURE OF AWESOME AWESOMENESS

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futurepredictor:

freesiafaces:

graffitilab:

Buddha at Ngyen Khag Taktsang Monastery

realitycues.com

THIS IS AMAZING. NO. REALLY. DON’T JUST SCROLL PAST. FUCKING LOOK AT THIS, WOULD YOU? HUMANS ARE CAPABLE OF SUCH INCREDIBLE THINGS WHEN WE TRY. THIS IS MIND BLOWING AND BEAUTIFUL. AND ALL THE OTHER CLIFFS AND FOREST….IT’S SO PRETTY 

THE FUTURE OF AWESOME AWESOMENESS

Best response ever to a graffitilab post!!!

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sergioalbiac:

Laws of attractor - generative portrait
www.sergioalbiac.com

sergioalbiac:

Laws of attractor - generative portrait

www.sergioalbiac.com

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micasaessucasa:

Sun House by Guz Architects

micasaessucasa:

Sun House by Guz Architects

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designclues:

old word elegance in this black kitchen and light blue walls.

designclues:

old word elegance in this black kitchen and light blue walls.

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