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    carsthatnevermadeitetc:

    An edition of 9 new AC Cobras are to be built to the 1962 specification of the original. Priced at £500,000 before taxes, the cars will be built as exact copies of the first 1962 Cobra. That car was sold at auction in Monterey a few weeks ago for £10.2 million making it the most valuable road-going British car to have been sold at auction. The new cars will be known as the AC Cobra Mk1 260 Legacy Edition.

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    — 2 years ago with 141 notes
    nemfrog:
“ Waclaw Szpakowski. Ink on tracing paper. Z Serii B:B6. 1926.
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    nemfrog:

    Waclaw Szpakowski. Ink on tracing paper. Z Serii B:B6. 1926. 

    (via thomortiz)

    — 2 years ago with 1559 notes
    conformi:
“ Josef Albers, Study for homage to the square: Framed sky “C”, 1970
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James Turrell, Sky Space I, Villa Panza, 1974
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    conformi:

    Josef Albers, Study for homage to the square: Framed sky “C”, 1970 
    VS
    James Turrell, Sky Space I, Villa Panza, 1974

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    — 2 years ago with 79 notes
    hipinuff:
“ Selma Parlour (British, b.1976), Curtain, 2013. Oil on linen
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    hipinuff:

    Selma Parlour (British, b.1976), Curtain, 2013. Oil on linen

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    — 2 years ago with 116 notes

    scanzen:

    1986 Nissan Bluebird 2.0 DLX 5-door hatchback. Photo: me.

    — 2 years ago with 36 notes
    transistoradio:
“ Svenja Deininger (b.1974), Untitled (2015), oil on canvas, 150 x 230 cm. Via Artsy.
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    transistoradio:

    Svenja Deininger (b.1974), Untitled (2015), oil on canvas, 150 x 230 cm. Via Artsy.

    (via thomortiz)

    — 3 years ago with 336 notes

    roomonfire-good-design:

    St Tropez Houses, Provence, France by John Pawson.

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    — 3 years ago with 387 notes
    vjeranski:
“ Wojciech Fango
Mr. Fangor’s “Blue D.1
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    vjeranski:

    Wojciech Fango
    Mr. Fangor’s “Blue D.1

    via

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    — 3 years ago with 352 notes

    supremeinteriors:

    GLASS | BLOCK

    A postmodern gem or a design postmortem? My walls are up, guarded and hesitant to make the case for a glass block revival. The timing is right, but I’m yet to be convinced. Call me a square if you want, but then head over to AnOtherMag to weigh in. Does the glass block wall deserve a comeback? 

    — 3 years ago with 4895 notes