Today’s “Stupid Design Moment”: if you are reading this sign, mission already accomplished.
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Today’s “Stupid Design Moment”: if you are reading this sign, mission already accomplished.

Truly incredible what architect Barbara Appolloni was able to accomplish with just 258 square feet.

The hidden storage is simply brilliant, and I love the clean lines and natural materials that were used. The way the indoor and outdoor rooms are seamlessly connected is particularly compelling, with the large patio both adding functional living space and creating an escape from what must sometimes be a pretty claustrophobic home.

To put the design accomplishment in perspective, consider that, according to U.S. Census Bureau data, you could fit nearly nine (nine!) of the “Christian House” apartments into the median-sized U.S. home built in the last 5 years (2,300 s.f.).

Source: faircompanies.com

I don’t need this, but that doesn’t mean I don’t really, really want it.
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I don’t need this, but that doesn’t mean I don’t really, really want it.

Source: etsy.com

Akagi, a typeface by Neil Summerour. Love.
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Akagi, a typeface by Neil Summerour. Love.

Source: positype.com

Love this cover design. I did not see the radiation symbols at first.
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Love this cover design. I did not see the radiation symbols at first.

Source: newyorker

Library only has 2007 ed. of “Designing with Web Standards” by @zeldman. S’okay, web hasn’t changed much in 4 years, right?
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Library only has 2007 ed. of “Designing with Web Standards” by @zeldman. S’okay, web hasn’t changed much in 4 years, right?

Source: catalog.kcls.org