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Tag Archives: design
Penrose tiling
Sir Roger Penrose is a mathematical physicist best known for his work on theories of general relativity and cosmology. He won the Wolf Prize in 1988 with Stephen Hawking for his work on singularities and black holes; the Institute of … Continue reading
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Interesting design features of my hotel room
There were a couple of clever design features in the hotel room I stayed in recently. Every other “fold” in the shower curtain was split from ring-to-ring. If you bunched up the curtain you could easily remove it in one motion, … Continue reading
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Puccino’s design
I am in love with the design at the Puccino’s chain of coffee shops. Images shamelessly stolen from the designer’s Flickr stream. More (much more) after the jump.
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Toilet design
I have no idea why this brochure for Thrislington Cubicles ended up in my pigeonhole, but I love the design. You can’t tell it from the scan, but the front page is beautifully letterpressed.
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