evoluciónsilenciosa.

i would love to see this one day. the silent evolution, by jason decaires taylor, is only one of many differnt underwater sculptures spread throughout the ocean.

"Taylor’s interventions explore the intricate relationships that exist between art and environment. His works become artificial reefs, attracting marine life, while offering the viewer privileged temporal encounters, as the shifting sand of the ocean floor, and the works change from moment to moment."

kellyallen.

are these not the coolest collages ever! sanfran artist, kelly allen has completely captured my design heart. each piece is more beautiful and surreal than the next, and wanna know a secret? these are not even collages. they are paintings!!

pulled.

i was so inspired when i found this new book, by mike perry, and all of the amazing things it, that i signed my beau and i up for a screen printing class :) if you are local && interested you can find out more information here. I have always loved screen printing & the hands on quality of it, i am so excited to finally learn the technique myself.



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ohkeith.

Gotta love Keith Haring. The Arnhem Mode Biennale is a bi-annual cultural festival devoted to fashion, that runs for a month at the AzkoNobel building in Arnhem, Netherlands. This year, Artistic Director JOFF dedicated the festival to the theme of Amber, which he announced via love letter. The exhibition includes designs from 99 designers, including Prada, Ann-Sofie Back, Siki Im, BLESS, Damir Doma, Jil Sander, Margiela, Ohne Titel, and others.



(via v magazine: inside the arnhem mode biennale)

mint&black.

i love when i discover sources, like this beautiful rebrand of claridge's hotel in london, designed by london based firm Construct. ive had pieces of this project saved for over a year with no idea what they were for. i love the editorial design, you can see more on their blog, and the yummy combination of mint, black & white.



a lovely sidenote: some of the renovated rooms in the hotel were designed by Diane Von Furstenburg.

bearbrick.

while browsing refinery29 (my new favorite) i came across a tour of opening ceremony's kate foley's place. her home is amazing, but what really caught my eye was her eclectic collection of designer toys. foley says her boyfriend turned her on to the toy culture and that she loves displaying and contrasting them with old objects such as wood, metal, and marble works. love. i am itching to find some of these cool bearbricks now myself.

mimijung.brook&lyn.

"Some people have to work for it, and some people are just born with excellent taste and polish positively oozing from every pore. Jewelry designer and style curator Mimi Jung is one such lady."

I am absolutely smitten with this house tour from refinery29. i struggled not to show every picture, you will have to go check out the original for the full set, as well as the interview.



the entire house works together, you can easily see how the palette flows from one room right into the next, reinventing itself along the way.