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FRIEZE NEW YORK 2013We took the water taxi to Randall's Island for the fairs second edition showcasing international contemporary art
INTERNATIONAL HOME + HOUSEWARES SHOW 2013Checkout the latest trends in consumer goods for the house, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom
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BEIJING DESIGN WEEK 2012The second annual design week presented a new generation of young designers eager to find a voice for Chinese design.
Interesting update form Studio Bas van der Veer; the charming rainwater harvester and plant watering concept (on Core77 here) has now gone into production in miniature—on sale in garden stores across Europe according to the young man's website. The mini version is clearly intended to suit the balconies and more modest gardens of urban dwellers.
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Ok? All this plastic just to save this 2 gallons(max) of water each time it rains? Someone tell me this really make environmental sense,
Unless you live in a rain forest where it rains and rains(in which case, do you really need to water your plants?), It's nothing other than green-washing.
Make it into a 10 gallon drums?!