See Google Glass, designed by Isabelle Olsson, onstage at Dwell on Design.

Énergies #lightingdesign exhibition with LED curtain, Hall 7

EIC in the Etienne Rey #lightingdesign exhibition at Maison & Objet

Storage never looked this good: Nomess Copenhagen at Maison&Objet

@kiitosmarimekko Cloud installation at Now! Maison&Objet #textiledesign

Spotlight on architect and designer Odile Decq at Maison&Objet

"Photographing a wonderful story in Sea Ranch for an upcoming issue—get excited!"—Julia Sabot

"David Koch Theater at Lincoln Center: Thank you, Philip Johnson."—Kelsey Keith

Donna Wilson for SCP 4eva #textiledesign

Le Corbusier's Maison La Roche as shot by Eujin Rhee

"Industrial Facility for Herman Miller Wireframe sofa with Maharam upholstery fabric."—Kelsey Keith

"Toothpick architecture (105,387.5 of 'em to be exact)"—Diana Budds

Maison MVP Sebastian Herkner, with clocks for LEFF Amsterdam (second row from left).

Instead of design, Roman and Williams strove for simplicity and transparency. Rows of exposed light bulbs line the ceiling.

The 24-hour dining and social space for Facebook's 6,000 or so employees.

Q&A With Google Glass Design Isabelle Olsson We chat with Isabelle Olsson, Google Glass Designer, about new possibilities, women in design, and that one piece of technology that everyone is buzzing about.

The floor-to-ceiling storage and simple finishes in Scavolini's Reflex kitchen leave plenty of room for culinary art to be the primary flourish within the spare space. For color lovers, lacquered options are available in brighter hues.

Here's a nice-looking sectional, priced at $3,795. I'd lose the patterned pillows.

Inside the 1,930-square-foot structure, which is their full-time residence, con-crete floors and pale woods mimic the outdoor palette. A sliding glass wall from Fleetwood opens to an expansive patio and perfect sunset views.

You might not think a sparsely populated world with the merest suggestion of depth would be a compelling one to live in. But the longer you look through Toronto-based My Shadowplay, the closer you'll become to a convert to Minimalism. Follow along at @my_shadowplay.

Eujin: Justin Cogley for NOWNESS's Instagram Justin Cogley, Executive Chef at Aubergine, a modern California cuisine restaurant in Carmel-by-the-Sea, recently took over NOWNESS's Instagram. His beautiful gastro snaps such as a silvery starfish seen while foraging for sea lettuce, mussels with yuzu, and porous sea urchins (seen here) instantly take me back to the ocean and gives me a taste of his exquisite menu.

Instagram Friendly Book, from $18, at artifactuprising.com Even amateur photogs can get the art book treatment with Artifact Uprising's easy-to-use book-printing service. Their square softcover books are designed with Instagram images in mind.

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Dining Room: Deborah Remington, “Tudor”, 1971; Daum Nancy, Nasturtium globe, c. 1925; Russ Gerlach, “Summit”, 2015; Swid Powell “Tuxedo” china; Mies van der Rohe chairs, Knoll

Dining Room: Deborah Remington, “Tudor”, 1971; Daum Nancy, Nasturtium globe, c. 1925; Russ Gerlach, “Summit”, 2015; Swid Powell “Tuxedo” china; Mies van der Rohe chairs, Knoll

The same location in 2012, four years later.

Another intersection in Los Angeles, 2008.

Though Detroit is often associated with urban decay, it too has seen its share of development in the past five years. This image was taken in 2007.

An empty building in Detroit, 2009.

In 2013, a residential conversion has emerged across from a different, new residential building.

A street corner on Kent Street in Brooklyn, New York, 2007.

The same block in 2013.

Six years later, a fresh bike lane runs down the street opposite the new headquarters for the LA Police Department.

The view down Spring street to City Hall in Downtown Los Angeles, 2007. All images by Google Maps Street View.