10 Design Tumblrs We Love
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Appropriate for the holiday season, her recent images have included cozy spaces for cooking, sleeping, and decorating a tiny Christmas tree or two. Photo from My Ideal Home.
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This photo is labeled “Testing a bulletproof vest” and is from 1933. Photo from Black and WTF.
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According to the Architectural Review, this is “Thomas Willson’s 1829 design for a 15-acre, 94-storey pyramid cemetery to be built on Primrose Hill, housing 5 million corpses accessed by steam-powered lifts." Photo from The Architectural Review.
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This off-the-grid log cabin in Sweden was hand built by designer-craftsman Eetu Puurtinen in 2008. Photo from Free Cabin Porn.
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The home page, currently showing imaged from "The Best Photos of 2012" series, this one is of a man walking into the abandoned House of the Bulgarian Communist Party in central Bulgaria. Image from The Atlantic; photo by Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP/Getty Images.
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“Image from the ‘Everything Once Series,’ about the creation of a machine that reverses entropy,” explained Radcliff. Photo by Justin Benzel.
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A simple contrast between a cathedral and bicycle demonstrates the breadth of variety on this Tumblr.
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As this site is updated sporadically, visiting can be a surprise gift. It's worth a bookmark for occasional checking in.
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Portlandia would be proud.
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Clean and modern wins the race with this Tumblr. Picture from: Scandinavian Modern.
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