March 2012
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The Pothole Gardener strikes again!
The Pothole Gardener is a master of “aesthetic intervention.”
As seen on the Good News Network, this urban guerrilla gardener is responsible for turning small crevices + empty spaces into mini-gardens + living sculptures. Hats off to, pothole gardener, for an idea so simple + splendid.
Story + video here:
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Splendid: The Inspired Vegan Cookbook by Bryant...
It’s always wonderful to see others support and encourage healthy eating in their communities. This interview with Bryant Terry, author of The Inspired Vegan, is an interesting read about one man’s quest to share impactful ideas for healthy eating in low income communities. I’m definitely captivated by Bryant’s work and philosophy, and would love to not only learn more...
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Charles Eames on Design: Rare + insightful Q&A... →
Via @BrainPickings
Legendary design duo Charles and Ray Eames shaped the mid-century modern aesthetic and influenced the voice of design for decades to come. They were also prolific filmmakers, perhaps best known for the iconic Powers of Ten film. In this fantastic Q&A from 1972, found on the excellent compilation The Films of Charles & Ray Eames and reproduced here in House Industries’...
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Spotted: Wooden bikes created from salvaged urban...
What a story! Check out these condemned urban trees re-made into gorgeous, wooden bicycles. The craftsmanship on these pieces truly makes them works of art.
http://grist.org/list/spectacular-wooden-bikes-made-from-salvaged-urban-trees/
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Living well in small spaces: Backyard work studio...
I’m blown away (and a little envious) of this gorgeous and compact backyard work studio, which nets out at just 97 square feet. Perfectly sized to fit a work space, coffee lounge and porch, this abode is a Sett Unit, made to order and created of SIPs, structurally insulated panels - an air-tight, energy-efficient material with an insulated foam core. Check out more at Apartment...
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Splendid: Bespoke Glass Tile
I was thrilled to stumble upon the Bespoke Glass Tile booth at Brooklyn Flea this past weekend. Operating out of Brooklyn, NY, Bespoke Glass Tile produces hand-cut glass tile, and creates gorgeous, custom pieces that would be unique, colorful accents for any environment. I adore the trays they create - often out of old wood filing drawers - which give the pieces depth and character and...
