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Bompass & Parr at the British Museum of Food
Food, we have been told, is the key to everyone's heart.
Rugs by Faig Ahmed
Few materials embody heritage as well as textiles do, and few textiles are as loaded with tradition as rugs are.
Iris van Herpen - Transforming Fashion
Iris van Herpen is perhaps the most original fashion designer who you have never heard of, though to call her a fashion designer is like calling Jonny Ive a mere computer designer.
House in the Hills by Only Victories
For many people (usually men, admittedly), a car is his most treasured possession.
Pigment Store, Tokyo
Japanese design has a way of distilling the essence of simple objects to their purest forms, in so doing creating works of great refinement and grace.
Arxi Collection of Bags by Konstantin Kofta
We have a minor bag fetish here at Do and we are especially turned on by bags with a sculptural quality.
Folly Soaps by Pelle
HHere at the Do Shop we don't offer skincare products (yet), but we were seriously tempted when we spotted these beautifully sculptural soaps by Pelle, a New York based design studio founded by Jean and Oliver Pelle.
Downtown LA Loft by Patrick Tighe Architecture
Regular readers of this blog may accuse us of being obsessed with industrial style loft spaces.
Detached Warehouse Conversion in Islington, London: £3,800,000
This week on Property Watch we are back again in our favourite hunting ground around the fringes of the City of London, with its rich historic heritage and diverse range of properties.
Bal House, Menlo Park by Terry & Terry Architecture
Bal House in Menlo Park, California, may look like an ordinary mid-century ranch house from the front.
Redpath Apartment, Montreal by Les Ensembliers
Loft apartments often fall all too easily into the cliche industrial look with endless exposed brick walls, cast iron beams and polished concrete floors.