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Classic Bauhaus Designs, Reimagined In Food
A pair of food stylists imagine what the Bauhaus cuisine would have looked like.
Rural Modernism: A Charming Off-Grid Home Planted In A Cornfield
The House on Limekiln Line offers a modern take on the local agricultural vernacular--plus a bunch of energy-conscious features.
A Book That Celebrates The Tactile Thrills Of Print
Fully Booked extols print media’s tactile, artsy strengths: intricate folds, pop-ups, embossing, and bindings.
Watch: An Interactive Documentary Modeled On Internet Porn
10-second teaser clips? Limited time subscriptions? It’s not pornography; it’s an interactive documentary about pornography.
Making It
Gorgeous Collages Made Entirely Of Old Maps
Shannon Rankin gives paper maps stunning new shapes.
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A Pair Of Artists Reveal China’s Counterfeit Cities
Sebastian Acker and Phil Thompson have traveled to China to see what the "copy towns" are really like. Now, they need your help to see the originals.
Not Another Bill: A Service That Delivers Curated Packages To Your Doorstep
Wouldn’t it be nice to receive a package of surprise goodies every month, instead of a stack of bills?
Infographic of the Day
An App That Maps The Entire Universe Of Beer
What if you knew whether you’d like a beer before you even took the first sip? This incredible visualization can make that possible.
The Next Frontier For 3-D Printing: Helping The Disabled
A British nonprofit and several businesses are using 3-D printers to create quality products that help people live more independently.
How Google Wins Over Users By Giving Them Less
Written by: Alan Siegel
User research may indicate that consumers want more choices. Google doesn’t listen--and has rated highest among any other brand out there.
