wordboner:

The only thing worse than not being able to find happiness is to find it and throw it away

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cbardal:

BULBO

Bulbo is a lighting boutique specialized on premium points of purchase. 

When it came to their identity, Bulbo knew the importance of portraying their products’ sophistication. They approached us asking for a for a brand identity that communicated the brand’s elegance above anything else. 

The monogram is inspired on the language of electric diagrams and it is complemented with a sober serif typeface.

by anagrama

jaymug:

It’s the economy.

myampgoesto11:

Lang/Baumann

winwah:

michalva:

Hello Chicago, map by Mike Mcquade.

great wayfinding piece!

sweepmeup:

Love these invites!

djmohak:

Poznan pics from KontenerArt, street art from close by and a party shoot

homedesigning:

GRAFFITI CAFE BY STUDIO MODE

(Source: themoonwilliluminatemyroom)

micasaessucasa:

Beach home in Bethany Beach, Delaware built by Dewson Construction Company

(Source: thepursuitaesthetic)

considertheaesthetic:

RoAndCo Studio 

“Mollie and Andrew (an unconventional pair), decided to launch a non-profit organization for kids. Their wedding date was September 10th 2011, so we came up with the idea of naming the organization Nine10Eleven. The event served as both a celebration of their marriage and the launch of Nine10Eleven - with wedding invitations that doubled as the brand identity for the charity. It was important to express Mollie and Andrew’s personalities - specifically their love for NYC and classic American rock. We designed the invitation on the back of a 7” record sleeve, printing event details between a track list of Mollie and Andrew’s favorite songs. The sleeve contained a vintage vinyl record, a poster that doubled as a map of NYC highlighting their favorite spots, as well as a cheeky RSVP card. For the event itself we created brown paper bags for cocktail hour and late night bagels. All the graphics combined elegant, clean typography with fun, handmade illustrations - which made the experience of unveiling the event through print collateral exciting and unexpected.”