Meet artist and designer, Kelli Anderson, a New Orleans native, who now lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. Kelli draws, photographs, cuts, prints, codes, and designs a variety of things for herself and others. From interactive paper to layered, experimental websites, everything is done in her studio, which houses a 1919 letterpress! Learn more about her work here.
Category: Design
Beautiful Geodesic Life
Check out Buckminster Fuller on The Geodesic Life | The Experimenters | Blank on Blank on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/122335390 #Vimeo
Beautiful Bicycle Light
How awesome are these bicycle magnetic lights?

Beautiful iPad Stand
How to make your own iPad stand.
Very clever indeed.

Beautiful Bauhaus
Most people attribute Germany’s Bauhaus
school, founded by Walter Gropius,with being
all about minimalist design, paring down
architecture to its most non-essential elements
whilst being beautiful at the same time.
What is overlooked is the fantastical costume
parties of the 1920s. Not only were they good
at designing furniture and everything else in
between, their costumes were just as sculptural
and flamboyant. The Bauhaus shindigs were
outright competitive. Imagine dancing around
in one of these with Wassily Kandinsky,
Paul Klee, Piet Mondrian, Laszlo Moholy-Nagy,
Mies van der Rohe and Marcel Breuer.

Bauhaus costumes by Oskar Schlemmer (1925)
Photos by Karl Grill via The Charnel-House
The parties began as improvisational events,
but later grew into large-scale productions
with costumes and sets made by the school’s
stage workshop. There was often a theme to
the evenings. One party was called Beard, Nose,
and Heart, and attendees were instructed t
show up in clothing that was two-thirds white,
and one-third spotted, checked or striped.
However, it’s generally agreed that the
apotheosis of the Bauhaus’ costumed revelry
was the Metal Party of 1929, where guests
donned costumes made from tin foil, frying
pans, and spoons. Attendees entered that
party by sliding down a chute into one of
several rooms filled with silver balls.


Bauhaus costumes by Oskar Schlemmer (1925)
Photos by Karl Grill via The Charnel-House
Beautiful Treehouses
If I could choose my dream home it would be
a treehouse and any one of these would suit me
just fine. Love the childlike appeal.
Bower House Construction takes a sophisticated,
nature first approach to his custom treehouses.
Founded by Simon Parfett, a former climate scientist
who wanted to do more work with his hands,
Bower House Construction designs and builds
custom treehouses in Bruton, a rural town
near Somerset, England. Parfett’s bespoke
structures speak to a love of craft and nature.
Beautiful City of Seattle
Some end-of-the summer shots of some sites around Seattle. The views
never get old and some are simply magical.
Chihuly Garden and Glass


Seattle Great Wheel

Ferries everywhere to every island


Beautiful Painted Walls
Beautiful Graphic Design
I just stumbled upon a wonderful
graphic designer Txaber of Bilbao.
His work will appeal to the minimalists
among us. The vibrant colors, clever
use of type and conceptual thinking
deserves admiration.

Pantone Beer Cans
Beautiful Furniture Design From Krakow
Kraków designer Alicja Prussakowska has designed a coat stand
that’s not only useful but beautiful. Its dual purpose design provides
storage and seating in addition to providing spot to hang your hat.
Made of handcrafted pine with a MDF base, I’d like one of these.

Beautiful Inspiration
French designer Ora-Ïto has developed a conceptual
trainer with curved veneer sections to reference the
work of Modernist furniture designers
Charles and Ray Eames.
Really, Seriously?
I’ll take the chair over the shoes any day.












