Anthony Burrill

Came across this hugely talented individual yesterday


I love it when a number of bits of work that you've admired over the years all turn out to have been created by the same person. Mr Burrill's site is a case in point - the Balerica, London Underground and Kraftwork images have all wormed there way into my unconcious. Seeing them again in the same place, along with the rest of his output provided a welcome respite from a bit of a frantic day.

via the W+K Blog

Design Porn

The people behind Frame manage to uncover a vast range of innovative interiors projects from across the world, photograph them beautifully and (most of the time) find an interesting angle for any accompanying copy. All our back issues are liberally scattered with post-its and we've probably used imagery from most of them on various inspiration/style boards.


As such we're chuffed to bits they have created an online version of the magazine (trial version available here). Not because they've discovered how to make screen-based versions of existing magazines as readable and absorbing as the printed format (they haven't), but because you can download each and every glorious image at a reasonable resolution, uncluttered by page numbers, captions or creases. They also provide nifty direct links to relevant information and specifications of advertisers product, saving us a fortune on post-it notes in the process.

Barber Osgerby Interview

I've lusted after the beautifully crafted and thoughtfully detailed furniture of Barber Osgerby since falling in love with their Corian topped table for Isokon - available in any colour as long its white.

The good people over at pingmag have an insightful interview with the pair, in which they talk about their work and methodology.

Well worth a read.