corker corkscrew by sebastian bergne. stainless steel 3.5″ x 1.0″

designed by Francesco Binfaré in 2000, this sofa features nine variably adjustable tilt backs, an organic shape and dynamic seating possibilities

that refresh the air: areca palm, mother in law’s tongue, money plant

http://www.vignelli.com/canon.pdf

dark american walnut draftsman’s desk from stilvoll, with an adjustable angled desktop, hidden trays, adjustable height, logical design. it is a piece of furniture to fall in love with

super takumar 1:1.4/50 m42 screw mount lens

aqua creations: organic furniture inspired by nature + marine life. link / press

Smart People Think Faster : NPR

ball chair by eero aarnio 1966

Canon EOS 5D Mark II: 21 megapixel CMOS sensor, 1920×1080 HD video, HDMI + optional WiFi.

troika created a mesmerizing 5m long ‘Cloud’ digital sculpture whose surface is computer controlled and keeps the characteristic flicking noise that instantly invokes the idea of travel! the cloud is now hanging in Heathrow Terminal 5 at the entrance to British Airways’ First Class Lounges and signifies the transition between the busy shopping floor and the calm and serenity of the lounges.

millefeuille lamp by london based t.n.a. design studio. some of the other projects on the t.n.a. studios site deserve a look for their sleek simplicity

1. dominus winery, napa valley, u.s.a. :: www architect - herzog & de meuron
2. bodegas ysios, rioja, spain :: www architect - santiago calatrava valls
3. peregrine winery, queenstown, new zealand :: www architect - chris kelly
4. cantina petra, suvereto, italy :: website architect - mario botta
5. bodegas lópez de heredia viña todonia, rioja, spain :: www pavillion architect - zaha hadid
6. weingut leo hillinger, jois, austria :: www architect - gerner°gerner plus
7. mission hill family estate, westbank, british columbia :: www architect - olson sundberg kundig allen

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