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Read this interesting interview with Great State Strap Co on @coolhunting

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Fleet Ilya Men’s Large Custom-made Leather Trunk on LN-CC

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Can’t wait to come home again… Mi Casa en Lisboa

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‘Marble has long been a luxurious product, but how about using it as a pendant shade? These hand-turned pendant lights by Benjamin Hubert are pretty spectacular, as they show off the translucent properties of thin-walled marble. By using an LED, the large internal cavity remains open in order to appreciate the rough cuts in direct contrast to the smooth exterior. Here’s hoping they’re in your budget (and if they are, you’re one lucky duck). (via Better Living Through Design’

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Bu! Indian —  blankies | Fine Little Day

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In the 18th century, Russian leather was widely considered to be the finest in the world. It was known for being incredibly rich in color, supple, and water resistant. There was also something about its aroma that allowed it to repel insects. It was truly unique…. Continue reading at ‘Put This On’

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Karaköy Rooms by RunArchitects in Istanbul, Turkey — on Yatzer

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Magnus Reed
on Freunde von Freunden

Just about two years ago, the photographer Magnus Reed moved from Brighton, an idyllic town by the seaside, to Berlin. He now lives with his daughter in a mind-blowing 500sqm flat in Schöneberg, which he uses as a live and work space. The decoration is very reduced, but the atmosphere is just perfect, that one feels at home immediately and has a hard time leaving again. His story telling goes on forever and some might wonder how many lives he already lived. His passion for photography has taken Magnus to some of the remotest places on this planet, whereas his fashion photography brought him close to people like Anna Nicole Smith and Pamela Anderson, before they hit the limelight. He talks about how he fell in love in Berlin and why Iran is on his list of places to go…

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

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agentlemansread
visit A Gentlemans Read...
Whoever comes are the right people.
Whatever happens is the only thing that could have.
Whenever it starts is the right time.
When it’s over, it’s over.

The 4 Open Space Rules of Transport Hero Camp. found at ffffound!

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Color Forecast [pimkiecolorforecast.com] shows what colors people are currently wearing in three European ‘fashion capitals’, which are Paris, Milan and Antwerp. Naturally, this viral campaign for European fashion brand Pimkie also includes according fashion recommendations and various standard stack bar graphs and pie charts for those people who are more interested in data than in fashionable colors. (via Color Forecast: What Colors are People Wearing in the Street Today? – information aesthetics)

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Jaffa, Tel-Aviv Restaurant on Frameweb

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The leader can never close the gap between himself and the group. If he does, he is no longer what he must be. He must walk a tightrope between the consent he must win and the control he must exert.

Vince Lombardi

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Things are because we see them, and what we see, and how we see it, depends on the arts that have influenced us.
To look at a thing is very different from seeing a thing. One does not see anything until one sees its beauty.

Oscar Wilde

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A must visit: NOPI is a brasserie with a twist.
Serving dishes to share with robust, sunny flavours, typically from the Middle-east and Asia. NOPI is open all day, with breakfast, lunch, dinner and pre-theatre menus. The design is formal on the ground floor, with a lot of marble and brass, whilst the basement has long canteen tables looking into the open kitchen. NOPI is the brainchild of the team behind Ottolenghi and carries on its ethos of quality, innovation, freshness and abundance.

21-22 Warwick Street
London W1B 5NE

NOPI | An all-day restaurant in Soho, from the team behind Ottolenghi

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The Duke & Duchess of Windsor on vacation in Rapallo, Italy — via rothschildt & ovadiaandsons

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potentialitea:

Stephen Hogan is a designer based in Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Wow. This hydroptere sailboat is going to set transpacific fastest speed record!

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adamferriss drawing with a grid

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All human beings are born as entrepreneurs. But unfortunately, many of us never had the opportunity to unwrap that part of our life, so it remains hidden.

Dr Muhammad Yunus
on Richard’s Blog, Virgin.com

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I loved that sunny windy weather in Vince > more images

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You can look at a picture for a week and never think of it again, you can look at a picture for a second and think of it all your life.

Joan Miró

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Tucholskystrasse and Torstrasse, Berlin on Wallpaper*

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The inspiring interview with Tim Noble & Sue Webster on Freunde von Freunden.

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Beauty is an ambiguous mix between life and death

Ennio Capasa

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Nature Inspired Paintings by Inca Pan | The Fox Is Black

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Interview with The Jante Law by @itsnothingmajor

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Amazing photos by Max Cardelli — everyday_i_show: photos by Max Cardelli

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O Editorial’s factory visit to Paulino Spectacles, the small company who’s creating these amazing glasses in Portugal.

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The amazing Globe-Trotter 2013 Summer “Propellor” Collection, featured on Hypebeast

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visit Tenue de Nîmes...

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Archipelago Floating Cinema

One year ago this amazing floating cinema premiered as part of a new film festival in Thailand that was curated by Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Tilda Swinton. This impressive project was named the The Archipelago Cinema.  Built in the middle of the water the platform provided breathtaking views from every angle which included two towering rocks emerging from the ocean.  read more…

03-11-13

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