Currents


- Going Green: 20 Eco-Friendly Designs for a Healthier Life at the Shelburne Museum in Vermont.

- Italian collective Archizoom's namesake chair at M2L.

- Jean-Louis Domecq's 1950 design for the Jieldé lamp, reissued in new colors.

- Frederick Wessler's digital prints of household objects.
(Pics: Max Whittaker, Frederick Wessler)
Comments (6)
$19,000 for that (Summer House)???? I went on the link to see what it looked like finished, only to find out, it is finished. You could build that (a reasonable facsimile) with nails instead of jointery for 1,500 and a few weekends.
joinery, not jointery. sorry, bad typist
He's selling the romance of traditional Japanese design.
It's more like he's selling a "bill of goods".
I agree--waaaay overpriced for this shelter, it doesn't look all that special, design-wise, though I do see the pegs--In Pittsburgh, where I live, you can actually buy a fixer-upper house for $19,000!
Looks like a bus stop to me.