Our tradeshow season kicks off with heimtextil in Frankfurt, Germany with this cute #cactus pair and saturated #color textiles from Wulfing. #heimtextil2020 @ Messe Frankfurt https://t.co/mCgDlRBP4U
Emily, one of Sphere's team members recently participated in the ChromaZone Color Forecasting Workshop at Neocon in Chicago. These gatherings, sponsored by Color Marketing Group bring color professionals... https://t.co/CzeAwuuRfO
Xiong'an is a massive city of the future slated for Northern China. The concept, created by SOM and TLS, presents a city focused on nature-centered Urbanism. Xiong-an will be developed with the goal of becoming a major "City of Wellness".-via CLAD Global https://t.co/Eqf3jwjp53
The Graduate Seattle, is a new addition to a chain of boutique hotels that are strategically situated near a college campus. Room key cards are designed to look like college iDs... https://t.co/Xq4HtAbiDA
Bang & Olufsen has introduced a new TV designed to keep the screen (beautifully) hidden until viewing is desired. Here's an article with a brief video demonstrating the unique way the manufacturer has designed the new Harmony TV (via Wallpaper Magazine). https://t.co/oORcH32q1j
Imagine a city where nano drone swarms can gather to create light as needed (and disperse when their task is complete) or bioluminescent plants that could illuminate the facades of buildings.A... https://t.co/uTimLjJAjo
The designer, Jacquemus (he introduced those ridiculously tiny purses on the runway this season), has opened a highly meme-able cafe in Paris.Thankfully, the incredible-looking desserts' portion sizes at Citron don't mimic the minuscule handbags!... https://t.co/mVHwTMzwXA
Take a look at this park in Australia designed to encourage children to engage with nature and play. This area in Centennial Park in Melbourne was created to deal with the daunting issue of inactivity... https://t.co/y621SuGRBI
This is an interesting article to follow the previous post-all about the use of red as a color. Dating back to prehistoric times, red has been significant and symbolic-whether for art,religion or fashion (via My Modern Met). https://t.co/hbnLT0b1DI
A lot of thought and poetry went into the development of Werner's Nomenclature of Colours". It's a work of art, in and of itself (via My Modern Met). https://t.co/ujPm2WTL41
For those of us old enough to remember John Lennon and Yoko Ono's "Bed-in for Peace"- Hilton Hotels are marking the 50th anniversary with a video series called "Room 702" (via Hilton Hotels Newsroom). https://t.co/sAiF1A4WC7
We're all so accustomed to hearing the familiar female voices of Alexa and Siri. Please click on the link below to hear "Q"- the first genderless voice.
(via https://t.co/bJjfZvp2Tq) https://t.co/ntJdq8QKWP
Imagine all the opportunities that cities could use to create "art-as-infrastructure" installations in less than attractive or under-utilized spaces. This example is an installation in Chattanooga (via https://t.co/6a3BTy4Zco). https://t.co/1r3gsmO5Sg