

By John Taylor – a website full of stripped down movie posters for your puzzling pleasure.
Name them films.
See them all here.


By John Taylor – a website full of stripped down movie posters for your puzzling pleasure.
Name them films.
See them all here.



The standpipes of New York City – a print by Pop Chart Labs.


Behold the John The Baptists of the smart watch world.
Above: The Sinclair calculator watch kit (1976); Seiko Wrist Computer (1984); the Casio CMd-10B remote control watch (1993); the wrist PDA (2004) and Pulsar 18K calculator watch (1976), Nelsonic Star Trek II watch (1982) and Seiko TV watch (1983) and the Wrist Radio (1976).


A spectacular cloud installation created by events company Designlab, featuring 15,000 suspended light sticks, 65,000 Swarovski crystals, and 4,000 paper cranes designed by artist (and bride) Sheika Lateefa.
The fabulous affair was called ‘Lucid Dream’.
Full gallery here.
*sigh*
Your oul’ wedding reception probably didn’t even have its own name.
A curved, laminated wooden spiral staircase by Norwegian architect Tron Meyer.
Oh my.
Previously: Stair Porn


Porcelain dishes and dinnerware overrun with hand-pained ants by German artist Evelyn Bracklow – a collaboration between the Riksmuseum in the Netherlands and Etsy, where she sells them.

Hits in diagram form by Flowing Data (full sized version).



The Cliff House design concept by Australian architects Modscape.
Vertically stacked modules (inspired by, eh, ‘barnacles’) suspended on a sheer face, anchored by steel pins with a parking bay on top and an open barbeque/jaccuzi deck on the bottom level.
A wonderful addition to any scenic seacliff location.