Oh these are amazing, simple and inexpensive…
Those rectangular chalkboards are so, well, rectangular. Why scribble within four boundaries when a creature is so much cooler? Apply these over-sized wall stickers to any clean, dry surface; then write away with ordinary chalk.
via A+R Store
The 12″ x 6″ wireless keyboard is remarkably small. We were slightly disappointed to discover that its arched design is just for looks, because the bottom is still flat. It doesn't partially wrap itself around your knee like you’d think, but its gently arched keys make for easy typing.
Their spacing is close to that of a full-sized keyboard, and its key travel is slightly shallower, but still feels great. We also like its soft and quiet typing; if you like clickety-clackety-style keyboards, this one’s not for you.
via DVICE.
Lovely open creative space…
Parliament, a graphic design/marketing company in Portland, Oregon, have shared some photos of their office interior design with us. The design features a number of pieces made from salvaged and reclaimed materials, including salvaged pizza ovens, street signs, and wood from old crates, a barn and a church.
via CONTEMPORIST.
We’ve all been there: You dropped your cupcake on the ground. Did it land icing up, down? Can you just scrape off the icing? How many hours have you lost trying to decide? Here’s a time-saving flow chart to help out.
via SFoodie.
Interesting mix of new and old…
In order to to restore the original layout to a Georgian townhouse in central London, Henning Stummel Architects designed an extension that placed all the bathroom facilities into their own structure tacked on to the house and accessed via extending the openings to the existing fireplaces on the first three levels.
via CONTEMPORIST.
Interesting mix of new and old…
In order to to restore the original layout to a Georgian townhouse in central London, Henning Stummel Architects designed an extension that placed all the bathroom facilities into their own structure tacked on to the house and accessed via extending the openings to the existing fireplaces on the first three levels.
via CONTEMPORIST.