Erica Dorn made some solid gold versions of the and Z keyboard keys a.k.a. the “mistake” keys. They’re the ones we are constantly pressing to go back in time. These are still designed for the old apple keyboards but she said that she will update them.
found at I’m revolting
The Replica jewelry collection by Göran Kling is an “homage to exclusive wrist watches, Swiss craft skills and cheap knock-offs.”
found at Cool Hunting
This is some pretty weird jewelry designed by Burcu Büyükünal.
photo by arthur hash
photo by arthur hash
found at I’m revolting
Boats*Cars*Dollars*Girls*Helicopters*Jewellery*Skylines is Thomas Traum his attempt to construct the most generic Rap video out of many.
Musical genres are always heavily codified and rap seems to be one of the most extreme ones, each video has similar if not identical subjects, the same light, the same cars, the same girls, the same dance moves etc. Through their likeness they seem to be almost ‘classic’, just as classic theater or opera.
The Gold Fountain LKW & PKW by Sylvie Fleury are still THE accessories the get for your balcony or garden this summer!
found at contemporary art daily
These screws by Susan Collins are probably the most expensive ones I’ve ever seen.
Made Good
(Coral, black onyx, 18 carat white gold (hallmarked), diamond, silver)
As Good As It Gets
(18 carat white gold (hallmarked), white sapphire, turquoise, onyx)
found at kiameku
During the Salone del Mobile in Milan, Tom Dixon presented his Etch collection, which was part of his Flash Factory. Visitors could buy a light or candleholder at the stand, or made of brass or stainless steel. The parts were made by employing an industrial process used to produce electronic products, including circuit boards. The patterns were directly etched on the thin metal sheets. This production technique allows the designer to produce a small bath of high-tech products in a very short time. But also the distribution model at the Flash Factory was quite interesting. The objects were offered in 3 versions: a pre-assembled one by one of the Flash Factory workers, or you could assemble it yourself at the stand and the last option was to buy a flat packed one and assemble it at home.
photo by MenthaArvensis
photo by MenthaArvensis
