Jan 31, 2012

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B61 bus commute with a view.  (Taken with instagram)

B61 bus commute with a view. (Taken with instagram)

Jan 29, 2012

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designreferencelibrary:

Starbucks trying some interesting things out.
(via courtney271)

designreferencelibrary:

Starbucks trying some interesting things out.

(via courtney271)

Jan 28, 2012

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1898 was such a stylish year for bikes and chaps. 
quesofrito:

Some gentlemen & their touring bikes. (neoretro)

1898 was such a stylish year for bikes and chaps. 

quesofrito:

Some gentlemen & their touring bikes. (neoretro)

(via bradw)

Jan 28, 2012

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My doom.
gingerhaze:

thoughts of the morning

My doom.

gingerhaze:

thoughts of the morning

Jan 27, 2012

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designreferencelibrary:

Starbucks trying some interesting things out.
(via courtney271)

designreferencelibrary:

Starbucks trying some interesting things out.

(via courtney271)

Jan 27, 2012

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Jan 22, 2012

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Brooklyn style snowmen have tires.  (Taken with instagram)

Brooklyn style snowmen have tires. (Taken with instagram)

Jan 22, 2012

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Turquoise in Brooklyn.  (Taken with instagram)

Turquoise in Brooklyn. (Taken with instagram)

Jan 20, 2012

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Jan 14, 2012

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Delta Rae - Bottom of the River

My friend Chris sent me this, and seriously, he nailed my music loves on the head. This song and video are pretty killer. I wanted to be mean and say how it was hipster spiritual music, but I like it too much now. 

Jan 14, 2012

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Ooooh, project for Housing Works Thrift Shops!
rosiesiman:

“Abandoned chairs are a dime a dozen and we tend to cast them off into purgatory all too often. The Green Ave. collection from 31 & Change is a project that rescues orphan chairs and upcycles them into one-of-a-kind benches. Ideal for entryways, dining tables or backyard patios, each bench uses three contrasting chairs from different eras to form a new contemporary piece. This bench is made from resilient white ash and painted brilliant blue.”
Via Fab.com Flash Sale. Greene Ave Bench Blue, 50% off

Ooooh, project for Housing Works Thrift Shops!

rosiesiman:

“Abandoned chairs are a dime a dozen and we tend to cast them off into purgatory all too often. The Green Ave. collection from 31 & Change is a project that rescues orphan chairs and upcycles them into one-of-a-kind benches. Ideal for entryways, dining tables or backyard patios, each bench uses three contrasting chairs from different eras to form a new contemporary piece. This bench is made from resilient white ash and painted brilliant blue.”

Via Fab.com Flash Sale. Greene Ave Bench Blue, 50% off

(via lookbothways)

Jan 13, 2012

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theoinglis:

Signwriting Specimens

from Michael Twyman’s MATD series ‘Typographic Delights’ — these are mostly 19th century French lettering manuals.

These are amazing, so decorative. Found them in this flickr set, from the Type department of Reading University. Which is world renowned for its typography courses. 

(via gregazdowicz)

Jan 13, 2012

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I am always several years behind on my music crushes. But crushing SO HARD right now.

Jan 12, 2012

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This trailer came out today, and seriously, the internet blew up. Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook. Congrats Wes Anderson, you are totally Internet Popular.
heathershae:

Moonrise Kingdon! Yes! Go! Watch! Now!
(via Moonrise Kingdom - Movie Trailers - iTunes)

This trailer came out today, and seriously, the internet blew up. Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook. Congrats Wes Anderson, you are totally Internet Popular.

heathershae:

Moonrise Kingdon! Yes! Go! Watch! Now!

(via Moonrise Kingdom - Movie Trailers - iTunes)

Jan 12, 2012

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In other news, China does her best impression of a sea cockroach on our living room floor  (Taken with Instagram at MTA B61 Bus)

In other news, China does her best impression of a sea cockroach on our living room floor (Taken with Instagram at MTA B61 Bus)

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