LemonGazelle

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DOLL HOUSES DESIGNED FOR CHARITY

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the vaguely architectural interlocking of angular blocks

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carl Andre

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go on then

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Orange Camera Greeting Card

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Masterplexed by Damien Gilley

Created with latex paint, vinyl, drywall and wood.

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Ugly Fruit

The idea came from the fact that US markets toss out 15 billion dollars worth of fruits and vegetables each year

just because they are bruised or discolored. But they are still fresh and edible. I felt there was an opportunity to stop

the waste, so Ugly Fruit was born. Ugly Fruit is a stand that makes juice, jams, and dried fruits out of unattractive

produce donated from our neighborhood grocery stores. Ugly fruit, pretty yummy!

More on: mirimseo.com

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“WIREFLOW” lights by Arik Levy for Vibia

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Chalkboard Tablet

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Tuscon Mountain Retreat by Dust

The walls are clad with charred cedar and the perforation of the steps increases towards the top to let in light.

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Stretch

(via Camilla Fucili)

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Rising Table

“A conscious choice for functionality in design, doesn’t necessarily mean one has to be burdened by conformity, let alone predictability. The Rising Table ignores the cliched notion that a table is little more than a flat surface that is held up by four separate legs. The result is a surprising mixture of fluid design that blends the multifaceted tabletop with the latticework of wooden beams that function as the center of the construct.”

By Robert van Embricqs

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Xavier Veilhan.