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a place for trace...

or trash paper or bumwad as one of my professor's called it. This is what every designer/architect needs on their desk. A place for trace. I am one of those designers too! This is a MUST have and will be on my Christmas list! $76 available at Merchant4 in 3 species. From Merchant 4:

"The ubiquitous roll of trace has long adorned architects' desks. As ours inevitably wound up in a drawer, only to succumb to marks and tearing, we had in our minds that there should be a better place for such an important tool. The result is Place for Trace." - Straight from the mouths of New York City-based, O'Brian Muehleisen Architecture Studio, who have designed this simple yet ingenious wood trace holder for architects. Able to hold a standard roll of trace, with room for up to 15 pens and pencils, Place for Trace is beautifully executed in four finishes: Walnut, Cherry, Oak or Maple. What to do if you love Place for Trace but aren't an architect? Use it as a handy 'Catch All' tool for your desk. It works great holding keys, spare change and pens.

Found on DesignMilk






house porn


This is a show stopper! The zero-detailing is fabulous and so is everything else! What a dream this is! I want butt jointed glass corners ASAP!!!!!!!!!!!! Via what we do is secret.
WHO: Hiroyuki Komatsuzaki
WHAT: Single family residence
WHERE: Inba-gun, Chiba Prefecture
WHEN: March 2009
HOW: Two-story wood frame construction









x'ian

A few images from our trip to X'ian, China last year.









foi

Here is some of the great work by Helsinki based Friends of Industry Ltd./Harri Koskinen.









keep calm and use helvetica

I like this. Via Andrew Le's flickr.

adobe periodic tables



tuts my barreh

OMG!

words of advice

Prints from Springfield, Missouri based illustrator/graphic designer Frank Chimero. Some are inspirational/advice posters and some are just for fun. Most of them are $20. I would like to get the one below.










la condesa

Next time I am in Austin I want to check out this hip little joint called La Condesa. Seems to give off a Mexico City vibe a la Zona Rosa. Very cool interior shots and I really like the light wood and baby blue scheme. They are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Spotted over atStyle/Swoon.






prada, marfa

prada, marfa
 

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