Die Legowand, wall divider made with thousands of LEGO bricks by Npire

(via Fubiz)

vintage ad for Olivetti Lexikon Elettrica typewriter designed by Giovanni Pintori

(found in an old Graphis magazine c. 1955 via letterologist)

mid-century album covers designed by George Giusti

(via Aqua-Velvet)

Sears, Roebuck and Co. wallpaper catalog c. 1939 (via Depression Press)

large-scale self portrait made with plastic bottle caps by Mary Ellen Croteau

(via inhabitat via colossal)

restored vintage typewriters by Kasbah Mod

(above c. 1950s Smith-Corona custom painted with yellow and orange)

another neatly organized collection by Anja Mulder

USB key ‘data’ paper clips for Elecom designed by Japan-based studio Nendo

(via design boom, above photo by Hiroshi Iwasaki)

“620 Dunnys and Counting,” a collection unboxed and organized in time-lapse video

(via Kidrobot via hakopa)

French graphic design duo Zim and Zou, created the “Back to Basics” series out of paper. From Polaroid to the Sony Walkman, it was difficult to pick a favorite among the retro inspired papercrafts.

(rediscovered via this is colossal, also in Papercraft 2 )

colorful, interesting train graffiti spotted in Porto Alegre, Brazil

(via Abduzeedo, above via lost art)

dog biscuit poster designed by Ian Upcott, part of Pet Shop series of illustrations 

(first discovered via CR’s Pick of D&AD New Blood)

red and blue endpapers c. 1925

(via Crossett Library Bennington College)

Laura Jones Martinez’s collection of bread ties