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Tips for Creating Eye-Catching Vinyl Banners

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp A thoughtfully created vinyl banner drives attention quickly, thanks to its glossy finish and high-quality material. Such shining banners with a premium appearance help establish a brand as credible and trustworthy. That is why vinyl banners are popular with marketers.  Vinyl is a popular waterproof, fade-resistant, and budget-friendly material used to

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reclaimed supersonic MiG-21 fighter jet radiates again with ralph ziman’s colorful glass beads

a five-year project, the beaded supersonic aircraft is set to debut at the museum of flight in seattle, starting june 21st, 2025. The post reclaimed supersonic MiG-21 fighter jet radiates again with ralph ziman’s colorful glass beads appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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A small design change solves the biggest problem with water buckets

Some everyday objects are so familiar we barely notice their flaws. The humble water bucket, that truncated cone shape we’ve all used countless times, has remained virtually unchanged for generations. While functional in many ways, this classic design was created for a world where water came from pumps delivering straight downward streams. Today’s reality of

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layered geometric rubix square by 100architects blends play installations with lighting in china

Rubix Square: An Interactive Urban Landscape of Play and Light    Rubix Square is a public space intervention designed by Shanghai-based studio 100architects, located in a residential district in Fuzhou, China. The project integrates geometric structures, sport-oriented installations, and lighting design to generate a continuous user experience that shifts between daytime activity and nighttime illumination.

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Design In Motion: The Unexpected Ways Kinetic Design is Making Everyday Objects Come Alive

Kinetic designs seem to have a life of their own. They embody emotions and help us view things in a new perspective by integrating fluid movement into products, enabling them to transform in appearance, functionality, and shape. Unlike the static designs of yesterday, kinetic creations establish a dynamic interplay between motion and form, making products

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JMGO’s New Budget-Friendly Projectors Give You A Portable Cinema That Can Run On A Power Bank

The pandemic ended years ago. You don’t need to sit at home anymore. You can hang out at a friend’s place, on a terrace, in a backyard, anywhere. And sure, you could sit and stare at your phone while you share TikToks with everyone around you – but projectors are now affordable enough that you

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dmytro soloviovs’ ‘ukrainian modernism’ documents the nation’s soviet-era architecture

the 120 featured structures were designed during a time of state-led experimentation in form and function, combining utilitarian purpose with distinct formal and material innovation. The post dmytro soloviovs’ ‘ukrainian modernism’ documents the nation’s soviet-era architecture appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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