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hudson street loft/deborah berke partner architects
via: dberke
Pretty much what I wish my apartment looked like. Maybe in a few years? I love this style of mixing modern design with classic design.
The TVR Tuscan. Well what can you say about this interior. The initial composition is stunning. The photography places us in a story with the TVR, through invitation. Invitation to see who has been before us and asking if we will sit and drive it ourselves. This notion is of course complimented by the unique sophistication of the interior. TVR’s designed it to reach out to the driver, encompassing the driver in a cockpit of subtle and sleek instruments that are not distracting from the driving experience. The tan compliments the yellow dash and its surrounding honey colored buttons.
Showing off some cars today, bringing some classics to the blog. What makes a classic so enthralling? Its the ability for the design to be timeless.
Dribbble. The industry’s newest addition to design exclusivity where you, should you be lucky enough to be invited, can share small screenshots of whatever it is you are working on. Dribbble has garnered criticism, reverence, and a huge following of designers and onlookers; but how is this design community affecting our industry, and more importantly, what has it already done? This is a guest post I wrote for inspiredology.com as I continue to guest write for them. The draft for this post has been in dev for some time making sure it was clean and unbiased. I intended to post this on What You Didn’t Learn but when the opportunity arose to write on inspiredology.com, I felt the opportunity and thread could be more widespread.
Fresh out of school and with a degree hot off the press! You feel really good about the graduation speeches, you feel inspired. You spent 4 years, maybe more, maybe less, of hardwork to finally be where you are now; smart and ready to make real salary money - with benefits no less! Or do you?
Stylish furniture, stylish photo, clever idea. This is just a good ad agent in general, love it. The blue feet on the furniture provide a great look and contrast with the furniture. Nice
The Web; The World Wide Web, abbreviated as WWW and commonly known as the Web, is a system of interlinked hypertext documents accessed via the Internet. With a web browser, one can view web pages that may contain text, images, videos, and other multimedia and navigate between them by using hyperlinks. Is described as such by Wikipedia.
What You Didn't Learn is the macro-micro blog that is tumblr for all the things you didn't learn. This is design oriented, related, relevant, material, coherent, cool, snazzy, hip, sometimes not hip, editorial, highly opinionated information that is true. It is, also however, none of those things...for the occasional momentous lapse that does happen.
What You Didn't Learn (WYDL) is not for the faint hearted designer or casual surfer. It is for the hearted, curious people who want to know what they didn't learn.
What You Didn't Learn wants to inform you on topics YDL. This is the goal to make our society better, our designers smarter, and the rest of the like, you get the idea. WYDL tumblr is trying to save the world one tumble at a time.
What You Didn't Learn asks you to be a part of it and share it. Help show those you know with what they didn't learn.
WYDL is run by Mike Puglielli. A web and graphic designer in Boston, Ma, USA. He's semi-pro.
