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Is This the Coolest Chair Ever Made?

British designer Charlie Davidson has designed this chair made of gas-welded powder-coated punched steel and named it, Is This the Coolest Chair Ever Made?

Is This the Coolest Chair Ever Made?

Well it is pretty cool, but the coolest..? Hmm…

Via Dezeen.

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Robot Factory

Robot Factory

Loving the robots in Jasmine T’s Robot Factory.

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James Bond 007

Possibly the coolest James Bond photograph eehhvaahh!

Via Made in England via Binky the doormat.

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Taxying to 28

Just one of many beautiful images to be found on i.Anton’s Flickr photostream.

Via @David_McG.

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Diane Kruger

Diane Kruger

Diane Kruger by for Interview, September 2009.

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Hack Chair

Berlin designer, Ronen Kadushin, has created Hack Chair from a single sheet of metal and published the CAD files for the design under a Creative Commons licence so that it can be downloaded, copied, altered and produced by anyone.

Hack Chair

The chair is one piece of laser cut 6mm aluminum, designed to be hand bent to form a stable structure with a flexible back for comfort.

Via Dezeen.

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Hunt Studio

Australian based designer Thomas Williams sure has come up with a nice identity and website for his new design consultancy, Hunt Studio.

Hunt Studio

Hunt Studio

Via Grafikcache.

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LA Times Magazine

Los Angeles Times Magazine sure is giving The New York Times Style Magazine a run for it’s money with its stunning editorial design. It’s website is not too shabby either.

Via SPD via Gym Class Magazine.

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Sputnik chair

Made with a moulded felt/resin seat and back, oiled oak pegs, and polished cast aluminum legs, the Sputnik chair from ampersand is designed to be put together or taken apart in seconds.

Sputnik chair

Via Swipelife.

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Pleats Please, Aoyama

The newly refurbished Pleats Please Issey Miyake store in Aoyama, Tokyo, by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka, has walls and ceiling covered in recycled aluminium panels, originally developed for the automotive industry and a single huge lighting wall that emphasises the texture of the material.

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