thatscienceguy:

Long exposure picture of a Lightning Bolt hitting a Tree!

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Sometimes I’m in the mood to be a kick-ass woman instead of a robot.

#ImCoolWithThat

lauraheartstaxes:

emilycmcc:

sweetlilgal:

Well done, Boston Magazine. Well done. 

Such a cool photo.

Ahh love this.

^ If you show up to work in a red shirt, it’s your last day of work.

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everything-creative:

Antonio Lupi extended its range of amazingly integrated and illuminated bathroom sinks with this elegant one called Silenzio.
everything-creative:

Antonio Lupi extended its range of amazingly integrated and illuminated bathroom sinks with this elegant one called Silenzio.
everything-creative:

Antonio Lupi extended its range of amazingly integrated and illuminated bathroom sinks with this elegant one called Silenzio.
everything-creative:

Antonio Lupi extended its range of amazingly integrated and illuminated bathroom sinks with this elegant one called Silenzio.

everything-creative:

Antonio Lupi extended its range of amazingly integrated and illuminated bathroom sinks with this elegant one called Silenzio.

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smotpoke:

Jared DeLong
Rig #4: “Garden Snake”
High End Glass Blog
smotpoke:

Jared DeLong
Rig #4: “Garden Snake”
High End Glass Blog
z-x-y:

Vortex Chandelier / Zaha Hadid Architects

The Vortex Chandelier is in line with the series of furniture pieces, which is also a collaboration of designers Zaha Hadid, Patrik Schumacher and Sawaya & Moroni. The Chandelier’s Opaque surface etches two transparent acrylic light spirals and a recessed LED light strip provides animated and programmable light sensations. Its complex curvilinearity follows a double helix connecting its beginning to its end and therefore forming an endless ribbon of light. In plan the object resembles a star with its protrusions pointing outwards from the center, emphasizing an imaginary centrifugal force.
Amazing, easily one of my favourite lighting designs, first saw it when I went to university.

z-x-y:

Vortex Chandelier / Zaha Hadid Architects

The Vortex Chandelier is in line with the series of furniture pieces, which is also a collaboration of designers Zaha Hadid, Patrik Schumacher and Sawaya & Moroni. The Chandelier’s Opaque surface etches two transparent acrylic light spirals and a recessed LED light strip provides animated and programmable light sensations. Its complex curvilinearity follows a double helix connecting its beginning to its end and therefore forming an endless ribbon of light. In plan the object resembles a star with its protrusions pointing outwards from the center, emphasizing an imaginary centrifugal force.
Amazing, easily one of my favourite lighting designs, first saw it when I went to university.

z-x-y:

Vortex Chandelier / Zaha Hadid Architects

The Vortex Chandelier is in line with the series of furniture pieces, which is also a collaboration of designers Zaha Hadid, Patrik Schumacher and Sawaya & Moroni. The Chandelier’s Opaque surface etches two transparent acrylic light spirals and a recessed LED light strip provides animated and programmable light sensations. Its complex curvilinearity follows a double helix connecting its beginning to its end and therefore forming an endless ribbon of light. In plan the object resembles a star with its protrusions pointing outwards from the center, emphasizing an imaginary centrifugal force.
Amazing, easily one of my favourite lighting designs, first saw it when I went to university.

z-x-y:

Vortex Chandelier / Zaha Hadid Architects

The Vortex Chandelier is in line with the series of furniture pieces, which is also a collaboration of designers Zaha HadidPatrik Schumacher and Sawaya & Moroni. The Chandelier’s Opaque surface etches two transparent acrylic light spirals and a recessed LED light strip provides animated and programmable light sensations. Its complex curvilinearity follows a double helix connecting its beginning to its end and therefore forming an endless ribbon of light. In plan the object resembles a star with its protrusions pointing outwards from the center, emphasizing an imaginary centrifugal force.

Amazing, easily one of my favourite lighting designs, first saw it when I went to university.

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Test drive the Mercedes SLS AMG Electric Drive with Chris Harris

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Will you LOOK at this sexy beast! 

It’s the lovely amalgamation of science and design…just stunning.