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The lovely 1964 BMW 3200CS Coupe

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The Satchel Ride by Rapha

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Tenue de Nîmes X Rogue Territory

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Technological Mandala by Leonardo Ulian on Trendland

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Copenhagen Photo Festival

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Tauba Auerbach’s Books
on Another Something & Company

I stumbled upon this amazing work by New York and San Francisco based artist Tauba Auerbach. Two crazy books, digital offset printing, Mohawk superfine paper, 55 pages, hand painted edges. I would love to have these two books in our studio, to read now and then, just to read the wood and the marble as some kind of mediation. Make sure to check the other works by Tauba Auerbach.

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Somnium
on Another Something & Company

Enjoy the start of this week with this beautiful sound from UK producer Congi, accompanied by the amazing clip by Paulo R (original film by Hee-Seong Han and Simon Iannelli) featuring the Italian dancer Valentina Tonelli. Thank you 22tracks for sharing!

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Keep the Faith
— Rapha

The blood in my legs pounded against the frosty, sun-lit air. “I’m not going anywhere”, I repeated to myself. Just inches off his back wheel, this was no fluke. This was our second day out. My ninth hour that weekend. I caught myself smiling. Have faith. The speed finally came. Every pedal stroke pushed faster, harder. And SNAP! I pulled ahead on a hill. It must have been the coffee. And then again. POW! He wasn’t even on my wheel. I pushed up the misty tarmac. Did I just drop him? Again?

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‘Sona’ by Ruslan Gaynutdinov – A game of sound networks (ECAL)

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Rijssel in Amsterdam
on A Continuous Report

Finally Amsterdam has a cool and hip rotisserie restaurant. It serves good traditional bistro style food. Poulet au Estragon with a green salad and delicious potatoes baked in goose fat. Also the lentille salad and sauccison are terrific! This is all set in an old school building with an interior of former school tables and chairs. Although this might sound cheap it’s not, on the contrary it adds to a very lively environment. Definitely something you have to check out when you are in Amsterdam.

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Amazing photography, scenes between man nature – ‘Paths’ by Ruben Brulat on designboom

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Magazine: Vogue Paris 1971
Photographer: Bob Richardson
Model: Anjelica Huston

Some timeless inspiration via thedoppelganger

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I loved that sunny windy weather in Vince > more images

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Delight & Destroy

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Toyo Ito Wins the Pritzker Architecture Prize (NY Times / photo by Iwan Baan)

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Beautiful Nendo Upcycled Glass Bottleware Series for Coca Cola at Spoon & Tamago / @Johnny_Strategy

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Simply beautiful! Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer 2013 – Looks – Selectism

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It is said that white shoes are to be relegated to the months between Memorial Day and Labour Day i.e. late May to early September. Well, who cares? These white-on-white Dr. MARTENS are simply amazing and are great worn with a pair of LEVI’S 501s – again, in white. (via FANTASTIC MAN)

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I am one of the searchers. There are, I believe, millions of us. We are not unhappy, but neither are we really content. We continue to explore life, hoping to uncover its ultimate secret. We continue to explore ourselves, hoping to understand. We like to walk along the beach, we are drawn by the ocean, taken by its power, its unceasing motion, its mystery and unspeakable beauty. We like forests and mountains, deserts and hidden rivers, and the lonely cities as well. Our sadness is as much a part of our lives as is our laughter. To share our sadness with one we love is perhaps as great a joy as we can know - unless it be to share our laughter. We searchers are ambitious only for life itself, for everything beautiful it can provide. Most of all we love and want to be loved. We want to live in a relationship that will not impede our wandering, nor prevent our search, nor lock us in prison walls; that will take us for what little we have to give. We do not want to prove ourselves to another or compete for love.

James Kavanaugh

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NEW SPOT: UMAMI MART OAKLAND » Petite Passport

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A butterfly…
by Jo Angell Design

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The craft of General Eyewear at Style Salvage

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Beautiful Japanese Tea Utensils at Kamon Engineering – featured on OEN

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Lovely Cardboard Houses at Kickcan & Conkers designed by by Michaela Horáčková

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Want to go back to Rochelle Canteen + @citizenM

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A Year in Trees – NYTimes.com

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Where to sleep in Paris? La Maison Champs Elysées via Airows

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Copy everything until you hit upon your own personal style. Do it because you love it, not because it’s a job. In this profession I have good days and bad days, but I need to occasionally remind myself that I create pictures for a living, and that ain’t bad!

Colin Johnson on Art, Life, Charity, Cartoons and Perfection | Paradigm Magazine

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The amazing portrait and interview with Gisèle d’Ailly van Waterschoot van der Gracht at Freunde von Freunden @fvonf

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Paul Smith & Mark Cavendish interview on cycling
on GQ.COM

“I’m not Jeremy whatever-he’s-called, so sorry in advance,” says Sir Paul Smith as he starts his decidedly un-Paxman-like interrogation of Mark Cavendish. Speaking at the London Design Museum last night to a packed crowd, the fashion designer took to the stage to interview the British Olympic hopeful, world champion and BBC Sports Personality Of The Year. The pair first met at the 2007 Tour De France and have since become firm friends. Covering his entire career, Cavendish reminisced about everything from his unusual start to cycling (“When I was ten I started just racing against people on road bikes on my BMX”) to his physical transformation (“I was just this fat lad who’d been working in a bank, eating sausage baps.”) Smith meanwhile took the opportunity to show off Cavendish’s trophies, including his Tour De France jerseys, Sports Personality silverware and his new Pinarello race bike. With the interview over and the enthusiastic crowd retiring downstairs for drinks, GQ.com took the two aside for a quick chat about cycling essentials, their 2012 predictions and motivational advice.

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