Global Fridge Poetry
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This Makes It Hard To Plan The Day
“I arise in the morning torn between a desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy the world. This makes it hard to plan the day.” ― E.B. White
Visual Rambling
visualrambling.space is a personal project by Damar, someone who loves to learn about different topics and rambling about them visually. What a delight. (via namedotcom)
Tom Black lists five of his products on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: Australian interior designer Tom Black has published products from his first furniture collection on Dezeen Showroom, which have curving forms and contrasting material pairings in common. Read more
CAN completes « mystical and grounding » renovation of London townhouse
Cave-like openings, green timber tendrils and a monolithic standing stone all feature in Druid Grove, a London house recently renovated by local studio CAN. Read more
The five most controversial stories of 2025
Continuing our Review of 2025, we take a look this year’s most controversial stories that stoked debate and received the most comments this year. Read more
Zaha Hadid Architects designs hotel to wind around Okinawa beach
UK studio Zaha Hadid Architects has designed a snaking hotel for hospitality brand Not A Hotel, which will perch above a coastal site in Okinawa, Japan. Read more
Vitreon steel by Laufen
Dezeen Showroom: Swiss brand Laufen has added a new glazed steel material to its bathroom product catalogue, which is « smooth as glass and strong as steel ». Read more
New homes in England to have bird-friendly swift bricks in planning reform
The UK government has announced reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework, which will require new builds in England to be fitted with swift bricks for nesting birds. Read more
« We talk a lot about the value of green space, but our silty brown ‘blue space’ often remains an afterthought »
Almost all cities are based around a water source, but London does not talk enough about the importance of public access to the River Thames, writes Jessica Furseth. Read more

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