It’s great if the place looks nice. I would certainly change a great many restaurant interiors. But, even I was surprised by this revelation: There are many things more important than what’s on the walls in a restaurant—and maybe in our lives.
- Design columnist Cy Winship writing about restaurant design in the February issue
(Photo of Brasa by Tate Carlson)
At first glance, this year’s Keepers are a ragtag bunch. Their mediums run the gamut from good old-fashioned pen and paper to the human body; their habitats are classrooms, venerable theater stages and rock clubs.
But here’s where this diverse group converges: Each Keeper has talent to spare, and is an indispensable cog in the wheel of Twin Cities culture. For that, we have presented them with some fancy words, and a pretty picture in an attempt to flatter them into never leaving town.
Today’s featured Keeper is Anne Ulku, who spins beautiful words from color, prose and clothing.
A mashup of design, photography, and sandwich ingredients. Mmm.
Lunch time!
Source: photojojo
Alberto Sevesto made these high-speed photos of ink mixing with water.
He’s also offering free downloadable desktop wallpapers of his images!
Disastro Ecologico by Alberto Sevestro
via mattsonsf
Cool!
Source: photojojo
Aesthetic Apparatus designs killer ads for Ray-Ban via Le Petit Connaisseur de la Mode.
Local furniture designers Blu Dot win Editors Award from ICFF 2010 via Apartment Therapy (via @studioloraine).
Source: Apartment Therapy
This photo just makes me think, “1990s! Gaviidae! City Center! Woo!” (I know. These buildings are from prior decades, it’s just my 80s child mind at work.)
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Source: fuckyeahstreetlights
