3D Historic Topographic Maps

Brooklyn-based graphic designer Scott Reinhard combines contemporary land elevations with vintage historic maps to create beautiful three-dimensional environments of a specific region, city, or state. Each design consists of a decades-old topographic layer and a computer generated elevation, complete with shadows. We are loving the attention to detail that has gone into each and every one, and the end result is an image that looks like it is popping off the page. You can pick from places like Yellowstone, Glacier National Park, Portland, Oregon or states like New Mexico, California, and more. Each one is a high-quality chromogenic print on Lustre photographic paper, and you can choose it to come framed if you wish.

ABSOLUT HANGSMART

Hanging prints, photos, or any work of art, is an absolute nightmare, using measuring tapes, creating unnecessary holes, or using spirit levels, is incredibly frustrating experience. Introducing Absolut Hangsmart, the sane way to mount, adjust, and even level any work of art. Simply mount Hangsmart using the included adhesive or screws (depending on the weight of the frame) and then hang your frame onto it by pulling down until it clicks in. Then, the device lets yo...
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GROVEMADE HEADPHONE STAND

Portland-based workshop Grovemade have introduced a beautifully crafted headphone stand, a bold statement piece for your desk. Made with premium materials, the elegant stand uses natural vegetable-tanned leather molded into a subtle scoop, solid hardwood with machined grooves to hold your headphones in place, and stainless steel, combining beautifully for a sleek, layered look that complements your desk and your headphones. The Wood Headphone Stand stands at 9 inche...
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CIRCULAR CALENDAR 2015

The Circular Calendar is a beautiful and unusual wall calendar designed by German user interface designer Soeren Lachnit. The A0 size calendar lets your organize the year clockwise, displaying weekdays, calendar weeks, moon phases, months, and average daylight hours, plus enough space for daily notes. It focuses on the solar and lunar influences on the yearly calendar, the yellow form in the inner of the calendar represents the possible sun hours fifty degrees north...
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