Contemporary french geniuses Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter join forces "one more time" with another french fashion & photography genius: Hedi Slimane, this time to expose their upcoming stage attires and to promote the renewd brand YSL. The result?: Goosebumps.

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VL92 Gin was born of the quest of two entrepreneurs to find their ultimate gin. Built upon a malt wine foundation, VL92 Gin has its roots in the Dutch genever tradition. The gin is named after a historic Dutch sailing vessel.

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Sculptures by Canadian-Chinese artist Terence Koh. White is his signature color and he uses is across most of his art.

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(Double prism), 2012
This detailed, crisp white paper work plays with shadows in a striking way by creating contrasts by changing how the paper is cut, showing her skill and precision at this craft.

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Ezra Stoller (American, 1915-2004) is known as one of the most influential photographers of Modern architecture. He created iconic images of mid-Century buildings that help define the cultural memory of structures such as the Saarinen’s TWA Terminal, Mies van der Rohe’s Seagram Building and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim Museum.

The entire Stoller archive of more than 50,000 images, includes views of Post-War American factories, construction sites, hydroelectric dams and printing plants. The photographs capture a sense of a “lost America” – an America that once was, and is no longer.

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Nosive Strukture is a structural engineering firm who describe themselves as having a ‘unconventional attitude towards business, working environment and life itself.’ Inspired by their approach and a studio space of angled detail, independent design agency Bunch, “developed a stark, technical identity based around tensegrity structures and a black and white palette” executed across triplexed business cards, cardboard file folders, signage and website.

Via http://bpando.org

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A small group of filmmakers, photographers and musicians are setting out on a journey to explore the remote countryside of Iceland and document their experiences with the landscape, residents and traditions they encounter.

The end result is a series of improvised, collaborative musical vignettes - based on field recordings and visual material collected on location - amidst documentary footage of the journey to a uniquely breathtaking place.

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Rare images in color of Le Corbusier.
Toward the end of 1953, Willy Rizzo took a series of portraits of the architect Le Corbusier. Much of Rizzo’s work was done in medium-format color. These photographs have not been published since.

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Saint Laurent 2013 Spring/Summer Skinny Lookbook by Hedi Slimane

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A swinging meeting room table to make meetings more fun. The table is made from walnut and powder-coated steel.

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