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optimized for the urban commuter, CLIP features a sleek black frame with brushed aluminum side panels.
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burger king's new logo is a retro-inspired one, thought for the digital era.
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‘there is a big mistake, made by many, in telling the story of man as a separate or isolated element from nature,’ says alessandro michele.
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the LEGO botanical collection includes a LEGO flower bouquet and a LEGO bonsai tree.
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That crane lamp/light is an insult to c. jere’s original, which incorporates the crane into an actual deign aesthetic instead of a poorly scaled copy:
http://www.1stdibs.com/archivesD/upload/8518/281/265_1-01.jpg
Otherwise, their contemporary use of ornamentation and marquetry is spot on.
Lamps are sweet and funny. Functional adult-size toys. Too bad they don’t work kinetically via remote control — what fun at a party.
The furniture with fake inlays very appealing, darkly interesting and clever pattern design.
I like these lamps, they have an appealing esthetic. No doubt they will have a hefty price tag. It’s creators is an established designer duo.
Any beginning designer would possibly attract attention but could not ask high prices. And that’s because it is not really innovative or genius. It is not the start of a scale model revolution in the interior. As a gimmick it is nice.
Most people commenting here have nothing to say. They wait for new stimulus. Why should we always expect from a completely new way of expression?
I really appreciate artists and designers following their own research and not hunting for the new.
And to me Job’s research is very contemporary, critic, and dark, in the tradition of Hieronymus Bosch.
I like the crane.
flog it till its dead
no, REALLY dead
this comment refers to marvins
and I guess to studio job
he already said it
great work.
Right Marvin, we’ve been waiting for ages.
we really needed this stuff…