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Luxury bathroom tile patterns and design colors of 2015
browse our gallery and expert tips for which tile patterns to use in your bathroom inspired by the bathroom tiles design 2015 and the coolest bathroom shower tile patterns and color combinations
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The Plan to Turn NYC’s Turnstiles Into Musical Instruments
Former LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy's Subway Symphony would replace irksome sounds of turnstiles with something more like wind chimes than the drone of a droid.
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Wes Anderson Palettes.
Done for fun, by Present & Correct
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California Dreamin’
Stanley Mouse and the sixties psych-rock aesthetic.
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Leap Motion’s Augmented-Reality Computing Looks Stupid Cool
A team of Leap Motion engineers built an augmented-reality work environment, where regular desktop applications jump out of the computer and into 3-D space. | It may not be practical as-is, but I think that some aspects of using augmented reality in organization of my workspace would be beneficial. Ex: 3D modeling would be nice if you could 'black out' the rest of the atmosphere while working with the 3D model in a way that you could physically move around it.
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How Colors Affect Your Landing Page Conversion Rate [Infographic]
There are many factors that influence a purchasing decision, or in the case of landing pages, the conversion rate. Color is one of the most studied marketing aspects that influence the psychology behind decision-making. Color can persuade to purchase or turn a customer away within seconds.
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True Detective Season 2 Main Title (HBO, 2015)
The main title sequence was directed by Patrick Clair. Patrick Clair has done other main titles including Daredevil, Halt and Catch Fire, The Man in the High Castle, and True Detective Season 1, where he won the 2014 Emmy for Outstanding Main Title. Patrick Clair is also a member of Elastic, a 'visual storytelling' design studio based in Santa Monica, CA.
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Casa Brutale, lyrical brutalism
Casa Brutale is a geometrical translation of the landscape. It is an uncladded statement on the simplicity and harmony of contemporary architecture.
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A Look Into the Innovative Mind of One of the World's Most Inventive Architects
A new show at the Cooper Hewitt reveals the process behind designer Thomas Heatherwick's projects.
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La Maison au Bord de l'Eau, a low-cost beach house - Charlotte Perriand
Influential architect and designer Charlotte Perriand conceived La Maison au Bord de l’Eau in 1934 for an architectural competition to design a low-cost vacation home for the masses. Though she took second prize, her design was apparently ahead of its time. While the judges liked it, the working class families for which it was intended did not. She produced variations of the beach house for wealthy clients, but her original design was not built until 80 years later.
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O D Y S S E Y
Liquids of different consistencies, colors, and textures interact together, creating a beautiful journey. By Ruslan Khasanov on Vimeo / Behance.
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striptease exhibition showcases cal poly architectural work on interactive displays
the final presentation of undergraduate architectural thesis projects the cal poly college of architecture and environmental design culminated in the interactive exhibition 'striptease'.
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The Auto Industry's Play for the Female Driver
Women's purchasing power has risen in the past 30 years, but the recognition of women as equal drivers has not. At some European auto shows, it's still common to see models in skimpy clothing posed as automotive accents. Very few advertising campaigns show women behind the wheel, unless there happen to be a couple of kids in the backseat. No one wants to risk losing men for women, despite the fact that it might be the more savvy business choice.
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What do our flags say about us?
As New Zealand prepares to change its flag, Phil Mercer examines how a country’s cultural identity can be represented by a single design.
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American Architecture's Classical Revival by Allan Greenberg and Colette Arredondo
Striking new buildings evoke our national heritage.
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Web design is dead
High quality templates, mature design patterns, automation, AI, and mobile technology are signaling the end of web design as we know it.
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Apple Watch is "underwhelming" say designers
In April, Apple presented the Apple Watch in Milan. But what do designers think of it now and why are so few of them wearing it? Dezeen investigates
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How Revamping Payphones Could Put A Check On Police Brutality
On the anniversary of Eric Garner's death, WNYC and SHoP Architects turn a payphone into an on-the-ground reporting tool.
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Winter Olympics Posters
A visual look of Winter Olympic Poster through time 1924 to 2014
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Soho Loft Combining Scandinavian and American Design Sensibilities
Gabellini Sheppard Associates completed the design of an impressive Soho loft with urban garden terraces in New York, USA.
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