We’ve yet to hear more details about the Galaxy Note Pro 12.2’s launch this quarter, but a recent FCC filing at least reveals that it might head to Verizon. According to the documents, a particular variant that goes by model number SM-P905V supports …
iroje khm architects design ga on jai house: a contemporary vernacular
the ga on jai home modernizes four traditional korean design elements to create a dynamic organization of space that fulfills the client’s need for outdoor space and privacy.
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Kris Van Assche Fall/Winter 2014 Collection
Belgian designer and creative director of Dior Homme, Kris Van Assche, presents his latest collection for Fall/Winter 2014 at Paris Fashion Week. Focusing on a palette of cool blue, grey, black, rust, and mustard, the offering was a sharply tailored roundup of jackets, pants, button-up shirts, sweaters and re-imagined vests. A textured black-and-white chevron print featured prominently, as did colorful geometric chest adornments. Silhouettes were slightly loose and bulky due to heavy layering, but still retained the clean and modern look the designer is known for.
Kris Van Assche Fall/Winter 2014 Collection is a post by Marta Sundac on Highsnobiety.
McQ by Alexander McQueen Fall/Winter 2014 Collection
Alexander McQueen‘s younger, more rebellious second line, McQ, unveiled its Fall/Winter 2014 collection at Paris Fashion Week. It captures the essence of the whole line, with garments given a punk-edge through the use of red tartan on jackets and outerwear, tough, military boots, ripped jeans and shredded knitwear. Design features include razor-sharp accessories, zip detailing and leather patches. The faded jeans and bomber jackets seem to be an ode to another subcultures of the era – skinheads. While sharp double-breasted overcoats and ankle-length tailored trousers feel like a nod to Mods.
McQ by Alexander McQueen Fall/Winter 2014 Collection is a post by Maude Churchill on Highsnobiety.
House extension by Guard Tillman Pollock features vertical slices of glazing
Narrow slices of glazing break up the plain white facade of this residential extension in west London by Guard Tillman Pollock Architects, helping to visually separate it from the existing house. (more…)
Unknown Sony phone pops up in photos, suggests new Z1 variant could land at MWC
Sony is doing a pretty job keeping itself in our line of sight right now. Not only did it out two (or almost two) new handsets at CES (the Z1 Compact, and a T-mo only Z1S), it also released a brace of mid-rangers a few days later. Today is all about …
Kenzo Fall/Winter 2014 Collection
Continuing this season’s Paris Fashion Week, local label Kenzo presents their Fall/Winter 2014 collection. With a slimmer silhouette compared to what other designers have offered this season, the French brand makes heavy use of jackets, sweaters and coats with flight jacket-style collars. Hints of lime alongside bold graphics provide a dynamic contrast for yet another solid collection from the contemporary label.
Kenzo Fall/Winter 2014 Collection is a post by Brock Cardiner on Highsnobiety.
interchangable display interfaces for smartwatches by TTMM
a collection of interchangable smartwatch interfaces for timepieces with black and white 144×168 pixel screens such as the pebble, kreyos, hotwatch and wellograph.
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JUCO | http://jucophoto.com "Personal shoot by JUCO -…
“Personal shoot by JUCO – backgrounds hand painted by Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud. Make up by Nicole Servin Models – Eric F Johnson and Julia Bama with FORD.”
JUCO represents the collaborative work of Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud. They first met at The San Francisco Art Institute in 2002 where Cody received his MFA in photography and Julia her BFA. Their first projects together were actually class assignments. Team JUCO is based in Los Angeles, CA. They enjoy plants (on many levels), thrift stores (deeply) and the beach (when the time is right).
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1. Hero-Glyphics Designer, illustrator and self-proclaimed nerd, Josh Lane perfectly blends hieroglyphics with mythical superheroes through his series of “hero-glyphics,” in which the likes of Spiderman, the X Men and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles get the…
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