Slideshow / Art House: The Private Spaces of 8 Great Artists
(discovered via Fast Company)

collection of vintage linoleum floor design, c. 1952 

(discovered via Daily Bungalow)

photos from the “Last Days of Gourmet”
(first discovered via stone thrower)

workspaces for designers
(via Creative Review, above “idea wall” from the Acrylicize offices)

photos of the new Leo Burnett Office designed by the Singapore-based
Ministry of Design
(discovered via Dezeen)

“(Pics) Kitchen Island Made of 20,000 Lego Bricks”

designed by Philippe Simon & Pillard Rosetti

(discovered via PSFK via design you trust, couldn’t find direct links for designers,
please leave a note if you have more info)

redesignrelated:

Burger King redesign rolls out to 12,000 locations worldwide:

The company said the new design, called “20/20” at the Miami-based chain, is already in place at about 60 locations around the world. Burger King expects about 75 more redesigned restaurants to be open by the end of next year. But it will take years before all its locations are transformed. — via AP

This looks only somewhat reminiscent to their Whopper Bar, which was announced more than 7 months ago.

via Unbeige

Burger King Envisions a Shinier, Touchscreenier New Future
(discovered via Eat Me Daily)

1960 General Electric Kitchen - Aqua (via American Vintage Home collection on flickr)

now I get what this subscription service is all about. lovely.

blogut:

Colored pencils by Felissimo

Pez wall collection display
(via Apartment Therapy via One Good Bumblebee Blog)

loveallthis:

This loft is insanely smart and gorgeous.

Architect Kyu Sung Woo renovated his son Wonbo’s Union Square loft taking advantage of natural light and the 12 feet of vertical space — he stacked a minimal loft sleeping platform above the compact kitchen.

from Apartment Therapy NY.

“The Unusual Metro Systems of the Soviet Union”
(discovered via TreeHugger)

Jonathan Adler’s Malibu Barbie Dream House
(via Apartment Therapy ohdeedoh)

“Polaroids as Wall Decor”, a look at the home of photographer Luciano Noble
(discovered via Apartment Therapy)