In Weiburg, a medieval city close to Frankfurt, mixed-used development will replace a parking structure. The plan of the new terrace-structure looks like the photo below: amazing! It is inspired by the Baroque design of the Weiburg Castle Gardens and won the all-important public vote.
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Life is really a puzzle we are all trying to piece together. The Horloge DIY Puzzle Wall Clock embodies that saying in its design. It comes with 17 loose puzzle pieces that can be put together in any shape that you desire. It operates on a single AA battery and retails for €65 here.
This morning I discovered this magazine and got immersed into the wonderfully "crafted" pages. Here's a preview for you.
This collection by Rita Saardi makes for an artistic mood. Gorgeous indeed!
Some amazing prefabricated home pictures of the Dwelling Shed possibilities for homes:
Kaloian Toshev is a 22-year old artist from Bulgaria. His affection and desire for perfection in what regards female forms led him to become the artist he is. Here you can find his website, which is a marvel of colours, form, an interplay between the complexity of shapes and the aspirations of the mind.
Below I selected a few of my favourites from his love portfolio.
Matias Mackler at SomeThinkFun had this inspiring photo on his blog and I just had to link it here. It's simple, yet distinguishly powerful in its messgae. See more and design new ways.
I'd love to be able to put all my ideas into practice soon. Meanwhile I keep finding beauties like the one below and I feel more and more inspired.
The Moleskine craze or trend is getting to me. I desperately wish for one of those stylish notebooks, no matter how small or colored, be it lined or not. I want one badly!
DO you have one?
Is it perhaps only the voice of organizational thoughts loudly whispering in my mind: "I need a place, a space and a pen?" Well, I can easily find notebooks..just general ones. Nonetheless, it would not be as stylish and poetic as a Moleskine.
Musée Granet – Aix-en-Provence
Granet Museum Opens Exhibition Focusing on Subtle Links Between Picasso and Cézanne [Artdaily]
Pablo Picasso’s Château de Vauvenargues [The Telegraph]
Summer of Picasso [Wall Street Journal]
