Freaky Facial Sculptures Made From Dismembered Doll Parts
Freya Jobbins recycles plastic limbs into a series of strange 3-D visages.
An Info Kiosk That Doubles As A Pastel-Hued Playground
A tiny reception desk in a Tokyo mall lives a second life as an awesomely complex playground.
A Dozen Elegant, 3-D-Printed Lamp Shades
Designer Samuel Bernier had a new apartment, a hand-me-down Ikea lamp, and a serious eyesore of a lampshade. So he fabricated himself a dozen alternatives.
Under The Miami Sun, A Glistening Palace Made Of Crystals
Inspired by obscure atmospheric phenomena called parhelia, Asif Khan built Swarovski a glistening pavilion at Art Basel Miami Beach.
9 Personal Stories Of Love And Travel, Told In Data-Driven Jewelry
Meshu maps important life locations and transforms it into lovely wearable art.
Hyper-Saturated Environments Made Of Pure Color
Some say stepping into one of Carlos Cruz-Diez’s installations is like "falling into a Rothko painting."
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A Modified Moleskine For Shooting Two-Way iPhone Video
With a swiveling mirror that lets users record iPhone video in two directions at once, the AbracadabrApp makes the case for smartphone add-ons that connect us with the real world.
MOB: An iPhone App To Promote Social Spontaneity
We’ve gotten very good at meeting people online. MOB wants us to meet in person.
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GE’s New Emphasis In Appliances: Sound Design
In the kitchen of the future, your appliances might be scored with keyboards, woodwinds, and even a little guitar.
After 76 Years Of Work, Oscar Niemeyer Dies At 104
The devoted communist preached solidarity to any journalist who would listen, arguing that life comes before architecture.
