...or maybe just another trippy day at disneyland.

choose your adventure, darlings! have a sensational weekend.

{"above your dreams" and "sp1" by moscow-based artist philipp igumnov.}

 

 

graphic hotel facades as seen through the lens of luigi bonaventura.

i'll meet you on the green balcony. cellophane bikini optional.

{"behind the edge" hotel facades in jesolo beach, venice.} {via junk culture.}

it's monday, darlings. prepare accordingly.

{crochet chainsaw and drill available at lark.} {via frankie.}

japanese graphic designer, kenya hara, collaborated with a handful of acclaimed artists and designers to create architecturally awesome doghouses and structures. each design was specifically customized to particular a pooch's size, shape, and temperament.

the result - 13 stylish canine spaces. but, that's not all...each creation comes with a _DIY, downloadable blueprint!_ yes, you can build your doggie their own architectural pad!

from ribboned cardboard sculptures to pug plywood mountains, our loyal four-legged friends definitely deserve a little structural swank.

{above: 'pointed T'  by hara design institute for a japanese terrier.}

{above: mount pug by kengo kuma.}

{above: mobile home for shiba by toyo ito.}

{above: chihuahua cloud by reiser + umemoto.}

{above: for long-bodied, short-legged dogs by atelier bowwow.}

see all 13 structures (including videos of the dogs interacting with the designs) at architecturefordogs.com. 

{top image: papier papillon by shigeru ban for a papillon.}

sometimes all you need is a swell surface to set your laptop.

(images from top to bottom: a unique beijing loft via sf girl by bay; cado shelving wall unit; work table and an abacus photography by petra bindel via the design chaser; vintage desk and black & whites via modern findings}

IKEA hacking. it happens and we love every moment of it. let's celebrate the miracle of turning IKEA into I-CANDY by admiring this splendid bookshelf hack by elia maurizi and francesco pepa.

using six pieces of the EKBY TRYGGVE solid wood shelf ($6.99 each), ten EKBY TÖRE brackets ($5.00 each), and some paint, they crafted this colorful, practical, and super purty shelving unit.

learn more about the transformation here!

{via apartment therapy.}

new york native and graphic designer, mike joyce, reimagined '70s, '80s, and '90s rock posters with a swiss modernist twist. the result - a collection of posters i want to plaster all over my walls.

did i mention all of the posters are from shows that happened?

AND, i actually attended one of these shows. yes, yours truly saw my bloody valentine at the warfield in san francisco, circa 1992 (see poster below).

i believe i wore a ripped vintage slip, layers of costume jewelry, and bright red matte lipstick. just a guess.

see more of mike joyce's SWISSTED series here. also visit his website stereotype design for more and more graphic goodness.

if i could go back in time and have this book read to the five-year-old me, i'd probably be an astronaut today. after all, who could resist orange and fushia stars?

{"blast off" by linda c. cain and susan rosenbaum, circa 1973. illustrated by leo and diane dillon.}

because even your fine feathered friends deserve a groovy pad.

{vintage camper birdhouses by strictly for the birds. available at jumahl's etsy shoppe.} {via frankie.}

if only working out looked this fabulous.

{art by istanbul-based mixed media artist ceren kilic. see more here.}