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I don’t care if it’s silly. I want one.

Overgaard & Dyrman celebrates traditional craftsmanship and embraces modern technology. The merging of these methods gives the Danish brand the opportunity to preserve its fantastic craft heritage, and to experiment with complex forms and manufacturing methods. Take a glimpse at the making of the Wire Dining Chair, showing the passion and craftsmanship behind their recently launched Wire Collection: http://bit.ly/2upw5HT

@overgaard_dyrman celebrates traditional craftsmanship and embraces modern technology. The merging of these methods gives the Danish brand the opportunity to preserve its fantastic craft heritage, and to experiment with complex forms and manufacturing methods. Take a glimpse at the making of the Wire Dining Chair, showing the passion and craftsmanship behind their recently launched Wire Collection. #archiproducts

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CS Electric, Angelina Pischikova

2| Eclectic Loft by Ilya Garbuzov

Flowers by Andre Larcev

Architects- YH2 with sculptor Jacek Jarnuszkiewicz Location- East Bolton, Quebec, Canada Images- Francis Pelletier Source- contemporist *for design inspiration, follow @designismymuse​

“If you want the chi of a tiger, go on safari in tiger country and look one in the eyes,” says 60-year-old National Geographic wildlife photographer Steve Winter (@stevewinterphoto). “Tigers are the No. 1 animal in the world, and they have been in dire straits for years because of habitat loss and poaching for medicinal trade.” Working to save these big cats is a no-brainer, but according to Steve, it won’t happen without assistance. “The hardest part of my job is making a connection that people deem real to their urban lives. Social media helps because it brings people together that believe in the same thing,” he says. “If you love these animals, get involved and move this conversation forward.” #TigerDay 🐯

Pic by: @classfare #bellroy #passportsleeve http://ift.tt/29Wm1ch