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“Chambray” is by far the most powerful member of We Barbarians’ Headspace. That said, it seems only right that the song be saved as last, but not least, of the LA-bred trio’s promotional efforts for the 2011-released EP.

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The cookbooks of all cookbooks. The Modernist Cuisine book set will blow your mind on so many levels. “Just as French Impressionists upended cen­turies of tra­di­tion, Modernist cui­sine has in recent years blown through the bound­aries of the culi­nary arts. Borrowing tech­niques from the lab­o­ra­tory, pio­neer­ing chefs at world-renowned restau­rants such as READ MORE

Colliding contemporary dance, abstract blooms and fashion, Nick Knight and Alister Mackie transformed contemporary fashion into monolithic modern flowers for AnOther magazine’s Spring/Summer 2011 issue. Alongside Knight’s editorial, a unique fashion film created by Tell No One brings the incredible fashion and inspirations behind the shoot to life.

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This new hotel in Amsterdam The Exchange is a hotel where fashion meets architecture.  Each room has been designed and dressed by graduates and alumni of the Amsterdam Fashion Institute (AMFI). The rooms are as diverse and inspiring, as the neighborhood the hotel lies in. Hotel The Exchange is located in READ MORE

Isreali born, New York based artist Ron Gilad is fascinated with philosophizing about the common objects we live with. His latest body of work “Spaces” deals most directly with architecture. A series of coffee tables, for example, resemble line drawings of houses in three dimensions. Based on plans found online, each is made from a brass frame painted black. Some outline an entire house while others are only segments of spaces READ MORE

It’s almost as if photographer Christopher Morlinghaus lives in a different world. One where things are always clean, put together, and immaculately beautiful… or at least is seems that way from the looks of his, for lack of a better word, picture-perfect photos. Each frame in Christopher’s body of work is usually without a model or person, using instead the scene’s pre-existing lines, shapes, and shadows as his focal point, READ MORE