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Love this layout, taken from an original catalogue from the 1970’s for Dual turntables.
Via Monsters in my Mind.

Another classic illustration from the originator of the famous James Bond stance (the one with Bond holding, apparently, a .22 marksman’s pistol…!), Robert McGinnis.


Danish lighting manufacturer Pandul, has relaunched Henning Koppel’s classic BUBI pendant light, designed in 1972 and originally produced by Louis Poulsen until 1980. The new version sees the original brass component of the lamp substituted with chrome and offers various colour options for the lamp’s cord.
Via Dailytonic.


Loving the clean lines of the Concord chair, upholstered in leather and mounted on a light, cast aluminium stand. Designed by architect Thomas Pedersen for Danish manufacturers Stouby.


Nice work wrapped up in a neat little one-page website, from French graphic designer and art director, Arnaud Alves.

Interpretation of minimal design by Ray Sison.
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