How Tumblr Created A Design Culture With No Design Team
Tumblr’s about to grow its design staff to two. How can the company be design-centric, when so few designers work there?
Tumblr’s about to grow its design staff to two. How can the company be design-centric, when so few designers work there?
For Copenhagen Design Week,the Danish Design Museum rolled out its version of a red carpet, which blanketed the cobblestone entrance with a Technicolor mirror image of the museum’s own façade.
By adding a few curves and stylish industrial touches, the Prague-based architects manage to create a sense of intimacy and flow in a sprawling space.
If you only judged by the alarmist headlines, you’d think American education was on the brink of a nuclear holocaust. But this infographic offers a more nuanced look.
Douglas Smith’s Scenes from Surrendered Homes tries to put a human face on the housing crisis by photographing the empty homes in his own backyard.
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First the Talking Heads. Now, an art installation at New York’s sexiest park. World domination? Check.
The Infinite Adventure Machine, by London designer David Benqué, can produce countless fairy-tale plots. But there’s a twist.
Remember those ads where a vacuum cleaner picks up a series of ridiculously oversized items to demonstrate its supposed strength: peanuts… bolts… golf balls?
Leave it to Oxo, the design-minded kitchen-tool manufacturer behind Good Grips, to lure you back to fluffing eggs and whipping cream the old-fashioned way.
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