THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE

+ The Rainbow Church is designed by Tokujin Yoshioka. It is appox. 8 meters high and made of stained glass with around 500 crystal prisms. As the light hits each prism it fills the church space with rainbow colors. This church was actually inspired by french painter, Henri Matisse, and his Chapelle du Rosaire.

Portfolio Here ----------> TOKUJIN YOSHIOKA

PLEASE DO IT

+ JDS Architects have proposed an experience where a trampoline net should spiral down the rotunda at New York's Guggenheim Museum. Patrons would be allowed to walk, rest, and play on the net. I'm not sure how safe this concept is, but adding this to the museum would attract more people and add another perspective while viewing the paintings. While waiting for this concept to become reality, on exhibit right now at the Guggenheim Museum are Anish Kapoor: Memory exhibit and Paris and the Avant-Garde paintings.

Visit Info Here ----------> GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM- NEW YORK

WHAT NUMBER COMES AFTER 554?

+ Founder Tsutida Takuya of No.555 created an Arctitecture/ Interior Design company which believes that "the building materials should impact the design intent and designer should explore deep with the client on what they want to build". Founded in 2005 the name No.555 came about due to their series of five offices.

Check Their Projects Here ----------> NUMBER 555 (IN JAPANESE)

TIRED OF SAME OLD CHAIRS? MAKE YOURS UNIQUE!

+ Designer Marijn van der Poll has created the "Do It Chair" which allows buyers to purchase a 1.25 mm stainless steel box (with hammer included) and shape the cube to any other shape you desire.

Check It Out Here --------> DROOG "DO IT CHAIR"

A NEW TYPE OF WALLPAPER

There is a company out there that came up with the idea that anything you can paint on should be turned into a dry-erase surface, or any room, into a hub of creativity and collaboration. I like this idea and the company, Idea Paint, is the brains behind it. It looks like they kept three things on their minds where this could be useful, at work, school, and home. I'm guessing it's also fairly easy to install this as shown on their website.

Check Out The Site Here -----> IDEA PAINT

IT'S LIKE THE EPISODE WHEN HOMER ENTERS THE 3D WORLD

Not sure how long this has been made but somewhere in Henderson, Nevada lies the real life version of The Simpsons house. I grew up with the Simpsons so seeing someone actually replicate the house from the cartoon television show is amazing. There isn't much info of exactly where this house is or even if it is open to the public.

SPINNING SEATS BY NOEL BLAKEMAN

Noel Blakeman is a sculptor who created this innovative way to save space and allow up to eight people sit down if they need to. Made of stainless steel it has 8 sections and spins 360 degrees. This would probably go well inside of a bar, hotel, or modern living space.

Check Out His Other Pieces Here -----> NOEL BLAKEMAN

THE MOST AWESOMENESS APARTMENT IN THE GALAXY

I've seen a few Star Wars collection before but none really compares to this mans collection inside of his apartment. There is not a lot of detail of who he is (maybe its a her) but it took 20 years to build up this awesome set of Star Wars memorabilia. One day I dream my apartment will look like this but instead of Star Wars you'll see walls and walls of fresh kicks haha.

FORGET LEGO LAND WHY NOT LIVE EVERYDAY IN A LEGO HOUSE

Top Gear presenter James May is building a life sized two story house consisting of LEGO pieces in the middle of the Denbies Wine Estate, in Dorking, UK. So far more than three million pieces have been delivered to this project. This LEGO house is part of his latest toy challenge he undertook as part of his BBC Series, James Mays Toy Challenge. As a LEGO fan myself, when I was younger I remember thinking to myself if anybody could every build a LEGO home, now that someone has taken the challenge I can't wait to see the outcome; to bad its all the way in the UK.

For full info visit here -----> JAMES MAY TOY SERIES

this is James May stacking his LEGO bricks.




builing the LEGO staircase