Annie Nguyen

Loved this space conserving, humorous desk by Torafu Architects. There are little windows that you can turn to either close your space off or allow light to pass in while you work. The desk area is the perfect amount of space to pass out on like you used to in elementary school. (You know exactly what I’m talking about, it’s after lunch, teacher decides to show the slowest science video on gravity and you doze off.) Above the desk is an area to put your cup of coffee so you don’t spill all over your papers! How perfect!

(Source: dezeen.com)

Who doesn’t need a giant elephant to sit and read on?

Love love process videos and also like the song used in this one. Ever wondered how your Eames chair was made?

This lamp! Put together by my roommate after my failed three attempts.

Been slacking on updates for Tumblr. Went Ikea crazy and got a shelf and some new lamps.

One day when I get a small apartment, I will consider one of these.

Endless chairs are named for the single, long string that makes each one. But saying string may be a bit misleading, because the string is a continuous bead of gooey, recycled refrigerator laid down by a repurposed robot (named Franuc) described as “heavyset, yellow and dilapidated.” I thoroughly enjoy watching nice short design documentaries like this.

Danny Kuo builds a staircase, case. Beautiful and smart. “‘The most efficient way to build is vertically.”

This is beautiful. I just want to sit in it and sip coffee and think about print production and graphs. (Or something designerly like that.)