1932 Ford Model 18 Edsel Ford Speedster

The 1932 Ford Model 18 Edsel Ford Speedster was developed by Henry Ford’s son and President of Ford – Edsel B. Ford. Whereas Henry was a hard-nosed man who had grown up on a farm, and thus valued practicality above all else

Facepot: The Design Concept of Original Flower Pots

According to designer Igor Mitin: “The idea is that anyone can make an individual interior decoration with “facepot” and friends’ or relatives’ images.

Illustrations of Cityscapes on Several Continents

Illustrator and graphic designer Romain Trystram shares with us his series of illustrations titled Neighbourhoods. A colorful journey through the architecture of cities such as New York, Tokyo, Shanghai and Paris.

Everyday Objects Come to Life

British visual artist and set designer Nicola Yeoman creates temporary installations presenting scrapped commonplace objects in exceptional locations. The precise light design and the composition of her art works give the viewer an impression of three-dimensionality and flatness at the same time.

Fabric, Fire, And Coincidence Form Glass

A new formation by destruction has surfaced in Hannover, Germany by furniture designer Fabio Vogel.

‘105 Ltr Formen’ is a project producing vases a new way – hot glass, fireproof fabric, and coincidence.

The Beauty of Canada’s Colorful Ice Fishing Huts

Richard Johnson is a photographer based in Toronto, Canada who has worked for 18 years as interior designer specializing in retail design and lighting. For his project “Ice Huts”, Richard has spent much of the last eight years traveling across Canada

Marvelous Free Stock Photography

If there is one thing that any designer loves and needs is a good set of high quality, free stock photos. I’ve ran into Unsplash some time ago, and got to see many great pictures that anyone may use in their projects. I’ve selected some of my favorite.

Mysterious and Low-Light Photography

Camillo Longo is a talented photographer and designer, who was born and raised in the Antelope Valley and currently based in Los Angeles, California.

This Incredible Wooden Book Is a Series of Puzzles That Have to Be Solved to Continue Reading

Merging two of the ultimate pastimes books and puzzles the Codex Silenda has to be physically solved in order to read it. And no, these aren’t simple word games and math problems, but rather deviously complicated mechanical puzzles crafted from laser-cut wood