Growing Young

gracelee:

Designed by Boheem | Country: Australia
“One Tree Coffee Co is a boutique Espresso Bar in Newcastle NSW. They offer a small range of quality coffee blends, and wanted to offer their very own iced coffee – bottled in the store and sold within a day. The labels are designed so that they can be easily marked by hand with the details of the contents. The overall aesthetic for One Tree Coffee Co takes reference from the coastal city’s coal and steel industries as well as the old railways used for transport of these goods. The design of these labels uses elements found in vintage train tickets and railway signs.”

Designed by Boheem | Country: Australia

“One Tree Coffee Co is a boutique Espresso Bar in Newcastle NSW. They offer a small range of quality coffee blends, and wanted to offer their very own iced coffee – bottled in the store and sold within a day. The labels are designed so that they can be easily marked by hand with the details of the contents. The overall aesthetic for One Tree Coffee Co takes reference from the coastal city’s coal and steel industries as well as the old railways used for transport of these goods. The design of these labels uses elements found in vintage train tickets and railway signs.”

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oliphillips:

Bang Your Own Drum

Mini drum business cards and a drum stick pencil, this set of stationary is awesome!

Designed by The Consult

(via oliphillips)

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ergobalatung:

Polar Bear Storage Unit

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itshadrian:

Designer Robert Gaukroger has completed three wooden classrooms on stilts in a forest clearing in the Lake District, UK

Imagine how awesome it would have been to have gone to school in treehouses?

I’ll always love tree house design.

(Source: dezeen.com)

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ooliquidnightoo:

Sony Nextep Computer Concept for 2020
by Hiromi Kiriki

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copacetic:

Watering Can Downspout Hack

(via Plant Talk: garden art)

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cjwho:

At the Glaskeller factory in Switzerland, workers manipulate borosilicate glass to Newson’s precise specifications using a combination of old and new techniques; as an example of the latter, the sand has been replaced by nanoballs.

(Source: cjwho)

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brksnkrhd:

why isn’t this mass produced

Just another example of how useful design is to the human race on a small, everyday level.

(via naiveasthedryleaves)

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There’s something about large-scale wall art that makes me reconsider how important getting the deposit back on my apartment really is. The walls of my future house should be interesting to see.

(Source: mojopiin)

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