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The Beautiful Illustrations That Made Poe’s Stories Terrifying In 1919
These rare images, drawn to accompany an early collection of Poe’s darker short stories, hearken back to a golden age of commercial illustration.
These rare images, drawn to accompany an early collection of Poe’s darker short stories, hearken back to a golden age of commercial illustration.
Developed as a student project at Konstfack, the Greta can be a pendant or an ambient light.
Part of the appeal of the Blackmagic Cinema Camera is a touchscreen UI, but that might not be a good thing.
Conceived for a library, each of these filaments lights up when a certain keyword is searched for, giving a real-time visualization of visitor curiosity.
A young Berlin designer creates textiles using faceted wood tiles.
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The famous fashion designer takes on lighting fixtures for Artemide.
It’s no longer enough to have gone to Europe once. One must always appear to be traveling.
A new project from BIG connects two free-standing residential towers with green roofs and shared social spaces.
Yasuaki Onishi’s dazzling installation, "Reverse of Volume RG," is an exercise in turning traditional sculpture inside out and upside down.
But New York and California could go red!
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