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These Venetian Blinds Make Me Want to Stick With Curtains
I like my typography the same way I like my coffee and men. Hot and confusion-free. These venetian blinds are neither. They look neat, but I can't figure out why you want to spell something out in blinds. More »I Wouldn't Mind Living In These Letter Buildings
I don't like gimmicky typefaces but—in the case of Chris Labrooy—I can make an exception. He designed three architectural typeface landscapes based on the work of three of his design heroes. His classic typeface buildings are great too: More »Hot Radiator Reminds You of Its Reason For Existing
This "hot" radiator spells out its sole function (aside from promoting typography) and turns red to indicate that it's making your home feel warm and toasty. Perfect for the typography scarf wearer. [Unplggd]The Week In iPhone Apps: Augmented Everything
In a very special late night edition of your weekly iPhone apptacular: Apps that make things that are already good—FM radio, video games, shopping, spouses, the city you live in—a little bit better. More »The Accidental Typography of Google Maps
Google Maps is many things: It's a rabble-rouser; a penis repository; a rare physics phenomenon; not to mention a library of deer carnage and terrifying Americana. Now, with this guy's help, it's also a type foundry. More »Laser-Cut Scarfs. Verdict: Fashion and Laser Beams FTW!
Taking the words out of your mouth, and wrapping them round your neck: These scarfs are typographic wonders, and they're cut by frickin' laser beams! And that's just cool. Made from microfiber suede, they're available in Uppercase, Lowercase and Numbers styles and in off-white and black. They may be fashionable, though I'm guessing just a little too holey for really cold days... But if you like 'em, these 62 x 4-inch garments cost $52. Or maybe that should be "fiftytwodollars." [Littlefactory via Core77]