Paint. A Short Lego Film.
In this video, artist John Rolf renders an iconically blocky Mondrian in Lego brick. Stop motion artistic goodness right here:
In this video, artist John Rolf renders an iconically blocky Mondrian in Lego brick. Stop motion artistic goodness right here:
Of all things, we were discussing the horror that is pantyhose that our mothers had to wear back in the day, and how they came in those plastic egg things. At which point I remembered I used to re-enact scenes…
Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka will be on the cover of March’s Architectural Digest, but in this video, you can get a sneak peek at their Harlem home:
We know not everyone loves Pantone’s 2015 color of the year, Marsala, and that’s quite alright: you have options! Benjamin Moore has released a color palette for 2015 that includes shades in the berry family that you may find a…
Apartment Therapy succinctly summarized Genevieve Gorder’s December Maker Talk as: “Out: Stainless Steel, Travertine, Granite. In: Texture, Detroit, Vikings.” While that’s an accurate synopsis, the video is still worth a watch. Gorder pulls no punches here.
Hand-lettering. It’s so hot right now. And Dana Tanamachi is one of its brightest stars, architecting custom typography for the likes of Google, West Elm and Williams-Sonoma. We had the pleasure of attending one of Tanamachi’s events – “A Hand-Lettered…
The first iteration of the Ostrich Pillow was certainly an odd (if compelling) device – comfortable but certain to get you more than a few odd looks in public. But, it now has a smaller and more socially acceptable cousin…
Was Radiant Orchid a little too radiant for you? You might herald the entrance of Pantone’s new Color Of the Year – for 2015, they’ve selected 18-1438 TCX, Marsala – a reddish-brown jewel tone that Pantone says is a “daringly…
If your modern home hasn’t been overblogged already, Dwell is looking for your submissions: In March 2015, Dwell will unveil our first-ever special issue devoted to our reader’s own photographs of their own homes. Called Your Rooms We Love, the…
Video worth watching: NOWNESS takes a look at architect Ray Kappe’s Los Angeles home. Seven levels, 4,000 square feet, completely awesome. Check it –