jxnblk:

I hate milk, but I’d be tempted to buy some if it were packaged like this. (via The Dieline)

hurricaneblaise:

theresnopretending | (via adampatrick)

imazine:

Todd Richardson photography

karenh:

redesignrelated:

Dowling Duncan submits a unique currency redesign concept for Richard Smith’s Dollar ReDe$ign Project.

“…We have kept the width the same as the existing dollars. However we have changed the size of the note so that the one dollar is shorter and the 100 dollar is the longest. When stacked on top of each other it is easy to see how much money you have. It also makes it easier for the visually impaired to distinguish between notes…”
—Dowling Duncan on the proposed redesign for US bank notes

Heritage Deluxe Table Radio by Revo

Student Work – Neal Fletcher

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ctrlclick:

Design by Erik Askin

My first thought when I saw this was “That designer is an idiot, that makes it so difficult to interact with!” and then I read the text and I realized that was what he was aiming for :P

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ockupationsmakt:

Urbanis by Rainer Spehl and betonWare

spime:

Design firm IDEO created a design concept for the future of self-service banking in hopes to put an end to robotic, inhuman experience of using a modern ATM. Starting from scratch, the company’s work has lead to a visually enhanced machine that is closer to human interaction.

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masloo:

no.555 - TYM House | via

IBM’s Smarter Planet Illustrations by Noma Bar

Vestergaard Jensen: Coffee Table, c. 1960
Made by P. Jensen. Rosewood

Poul Kjærholm: PK 25, 1951
Made by Kold Christensen. Steel and flag halyard