The Smithsonian's Flickr page (where they provide access to archives from the public domain) is one of our favorite stops for inspiration. We recently spent some time sifting through their photograp...
Ever wanted to track the cleaning efficiency of your Roomba? Or just create cool photographic image? One Roomba owner discovered his cleaning robot's artistic potential with a little DIY hardware upgr...
These photographs are as much like my life (okay, more like my life) as any of the ship-shape homes we aspire to here on Apartment Therapy. Sometimes, these things just happen. Chicago photographer ...
Michael Wolf; Transparent City #39; 2007/2008 | Chromogenic print | 40 x 52 in. "The Transparent City" surveys the density and magnitude of Chicago's skyline. (Michael) Wolf's large scale prints re...
These “fantastical facades that do not exist” have been created by the artist from architectural photos collected over her travels. Chroma-rich jumbles of places you almost remember from dreams, t...
It's nothing fancy, a unframed photo strip and a few push pins, but we love this idea of (cat) eye-level artwork. Who doesn't love dining under their own portrait? Jump down to see where we've seen ...
Minneapolis-based multi-crafter and artist Michelle Brusegaard created photos that make Barbie more human than her 11.5-inch height and infamous proportions suggest. ...
Shorpy bills itself as the 100-year-old photo blog. In fact, this visual blog specializes in photos through the sixties. Everything from Ebay finds to famous photographers are posted here and can ofte...
Because of the highly accessible nature of cameras these days, it's easy to find yourself thinking that the only photos allowed in your home are those that are personal in nature. We often forget th...
We are crazy in love with Moo, a London-based online printery. Along with usual cards, Moo's crush-worthy genius lies in mini-sticker books and mini-cards that you can make and make and make, all in a...
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