Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Marylin Day Bed by Numero111
“Marylin” day bed by French design studio Numero111.
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“Open” by Rhye
LA based duo Rhye kept us guessing for awhile about their identity after anonymously releasing “Open” on internet a couple of years ago. Everybody liked it, most adored it, but not many knew who Rhye was.
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Faint Table by Glas Italia
Faint glass table was designed by Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola for Glas Italia.
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Options in Living Room Lifestyle | Insulaire by Numero111
Whether you’re traditional “seats around the table” person or embracing Japanese tatami style floor living – Insulaire can accommodate both personalities with ease and comfort.
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Space Altering Installations by Jacob Hashimoto
Brooklyn based artist Jacob Hashimoto uses thousands of paper kite-like structures to create space altering installations of shapes and colorful patterns to transfer gallery spaces in to multidimensional illustrations.
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Futuristic House with Jetliner Views | MUL:7691 by VOID Architects
Built in Los Angeles just below scenic Mulholland Drive and overlooking San Fernando Valley below, the house is reminiscent of the white spaceship form, hugging the down-slope to accommodate maximum views from each room.
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Happy Valentine’s – “Feelings” by Client Liaison
Was looking for video that would be in good humor, little bit of tongue-in-cheek, maybe a touch of Napoleon Dynamite’s non-coordinated naiveté, video that would remind us that there is someone out there for everyone of us.
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Biker Girl Gangs of Marrakesh – photography by Hassan Hajjaj
Possibly playing off the name of infamous motorcycle gang “Hells Angels” – Morocco born photographer Hassan Hajjaj photographed his series “Kesh Angels” as a tribute to the biker girl culture of Marrakesh.
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Homage to mid-century modern | Villa La Banane, St.Barth
Tucked away in island of St.Barth – a little serene oasis, a boutique hotel by good-natured name – La Banane. Legendary among inner circle of modern elite Villa La Banane boasts 9 bungalows each dedicated and named after legendary designers and artists
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“Black Acre” by South London Ordnance
Slow moving, Butoh-like dance sequences and dreamy body closeups create captivating backdrop to the ambient yet fragile sounding “Black Acre”.
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