wallpapermag:

Salone del Mobile 2012: the Wallpaper* Edit

wallpapermag:

Salone del Mobile 2012: the Wallpaper* Edit

  1:03 am  |   April 12 2012   |  29 notes  

midcenturia:

CBS Radio promotional kit cover by Joseph Low, 1952. via

midcenturia:

CBS Radio promotional kit cover by Joseph Low, 1952. via

(via numberoftheday)

  1:00 am  |   April 12 2012   |  62 notes  

condenasttraveler:

25 Lovely Flower Pictures from our Dream Trip Travel Contest Gallery | Tuscan Sunflowers by Alisha H.
Enter our Dream Tip Travel Contest Here.

condenasttraveler:

25 Lovely Flower Pictures from our Dream Trip Travel Contest Gallery | Tuscan Sunflowers by Alisha H.

Enter our Dream Tip Travel Contest Here.

  12:59 am  |   April 12 2012   |  196 notes  

quotevadis:

“There are no lines in nature, only areas of color, one against another.”
— Edouard Manet, a French painter. One of the first 19th-century artists to approach modern-life subjects, he was a pivotal figure in the transition from Realism to Impressionism.

quotevadis:

“There are no lines in nature, only areas of color, one against another.”

— Edouard Manet, a French painter. One of the first 19th-century artists to approach modern-life subjects, he was a pivotal figure in the transition from Realism to Impressionism.

  12:59 am  |   April 12 2012   |  49 notes  

banksystreetart:

NEW BANKSY BOOK – Seven Years with Banksy – Robert Clarke released this week! Published by Michael O’Mara Books, has 224 pages including 32 pages of photos read more by clicking the bits of underlined text!

banksystreetart:

NEW BANKSY BOOK – Seven Years with Banksy – Robert Clarke released this week! Published by Michael O’Mara Books, has 224 pages including 32 pages of photos read more by clicking the bits of underlined text!

  12:58 am  |   April 12 2012   |  249 notes  

Ophelia?

(Source: tyrannosaurex, via bbook)

  12:58 am  |   April 12 2012   |  902 notes  

Broken glass

Broken glass

(via d-i-a-b-o-l-i-q-u-e-s)

  12:55 am  |   April 12 2012   |  4,125 notes  

“Unemployment obviously reduces happiness, but not because of what you may think. It’s not the loss of income, but the loss of things like self-esteem and workplace social life that lead to a drop in happiness. High unemployment rates can trigger unhappiness even in the employed, who suddenly become fearful of losing their jobs. According to the study, even low quality jobs yield more satisfaction than being unemployed.”

— The World Happiness Report Explains What Makes People Happy (via fastcompany)

(via fastcompany)

  12:24 am  |   April 10 2012   |  43 notes  

Seize the day

Seize the day

  4:06 pm  |   April 8 2012  

:)

:)

  4:02 pm  |   April 8 2012  

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