Get Amped, The Marshall Fridge Is Here. And Yep, It Goes To Eleven.

Here's a fridge music lovers can get amped about. Made to look like an authentic Marshall Amp, this rockin' mini refrigerator uses actual Marshall Amp parts including logos, fret cloth, and a brass-finished faceplate. It has a freezer, brass rivets, white piping, bears Jim Marshall's signature and control knobs that actually go up to 11 (If you don't know that reference, shame on you!)


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Even the box is cool:


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$399, two year warranty
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Marvelous Modern Meditation Sanctuary by Architects Parque Humano

Pabellon en Lamina, a modern meditation retreat designed by Parque Humano, is a temporary shelter that invites contemplation and philosophical speculation.

Incredible Toilet Paper Roll Sculptures by Anastassia Elias

Some of my more faithful readers may recall an old post on the toilet paper roll art of Yuken Teruya. Not the only artist to use an empty toilet paper roll as a medium, meet Anastassia Elias.

Louis Vuitton Kicks Up Their Heels In This Short Digital Film.

Just a little fun branded content for you. From their recent collection of shoes to past designs that have marked the House's fashion history, this digital film, directed by Lisa Paclet for Louis Vuitton has some kick.



Like their shoes? You can discover their most current shoe selection here.

CREDITS:
A Digital film, 2013
Directed by Lisa Paclet
Choreography and casting: I COULD NEVER BE A DANCER
Dancers: Suzanne Meyer, Cédric Lequileuc, Aude Auffret, Mélina Tranchand
Produced by Tender Night

Louis Vuitton

Addition To a Princeton Home Is A Modern Reflection Of the Original Structure.

Architect David Hotson has been receiving a lot of press and awards recently for his wild modernist Skyhouse with it's spiral interior slide. (below)

An Air of Superiority. Sports Car, Distillery and Hunting Lodge Aromas In A Can.

No florals or sea breezes in these air fresheners. Archer Air Superiority Air Fresheners are masculine, rich and earthy scents that come in three fragrances.

Warp Dogs by Benjamin Grelle aka “The Frogman.”

Benjamin Grelle, who goes by the moniker 'The Frogman' on the internet, is the man behind Babies With Laser Eyes, a tumblr site that introduced him to many a viewer.


above: Benjamin Grelle, aka The Frogman, has a sense of humor, some photoshop skills and as he candidly admits on his site, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

A large lovable looking bear of a guy with a penchant for dogs, his latest collection of photoshopped goodness is Warp Dogs. A collection of images of dogs hanging their heads out of car windows - jowls flapping, ears flying - whose backgrounds have been replaced with galaxies viewed at Warp Speed.

Simple and silly, if these images don't make you crack a smile, you're a mean one, Mr. Grinch.










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Check out more fun stuff from The Frogman here.

30 Photos of The Spectacular Solis Home on Hamilton Island by Renato D'Ettorre Architects

This Hamilton Island house, known as Solis, was designed by Renato D’Ettorre Architects. Solis was created from concrete imprinted with a timber grain and the floors are a cool limestone to suit tropical living. The pool stretches almost to the living area for a relaxed holiday feel.

Lampersand. An Ampersand Lamp Keeps Type Lovers Illuminated.

The new Ampersand Lamp (or Lampersand) from Goodwin and Goodwin will illuminate any type lover's life. Made in England, it's white powder-coated metal with a red cord and makes a perfect bedside or table lamp for the font-friendly.




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Dimensions: W23cm H25cm D12cm
price: £124.95 ($186.50 USD)


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New Bic Ballpoint Pen Portraits On Ephemera By Artist Mark Powell

Sure I doodle on old envelopes, documents and newspapers, but my doodles consist of shaded cubes and poorly drawn body parts. Not those of artist Mark Powell, however. Like the work of Spanish artist Juan Francisco Casas, Mark uses a Bic Biro pen to draw and shade realistic portraits. His canvases are various vintage envelopes, maps and newspapers dating back to 1819.