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Emergent Patterns: Game Wallpapers Beat Dull Wall Decor

Repeating patterns are at the heart of most wallpapers, as they are part of the core of many simple, old-school, paper-and-pen games. While elementary in design (and execution), these basic black-and-white wallpaper designs feature an element of creative, unique and ultimately unpredictable emergent design that makes them grow more complex with tiime. The first layer – the original printed design – is as simple as it gets: a series of mazes, tic-tac-toe boards and crossword puzzles that naturally lend themselves to virtually infinite extension in any direction. http://dornob.com/emergent-patterns-game-wallpapers-beat-dull-wall-decor/
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Glass lens doorknob gives preview of room beyond @Makezine.com blog

http://blog.makezine.com/2010/11/24/glass-lens-doorknob-gives-preview-o/
http://www.notcot.com/archives/2009/10/kraken-unboxing.php

Kraken Rum Unboxing at Boqueria

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http://inhabitat.com/moss-carpet-grows-in-the-heart-of-your-home/

Moss Carpet Grows in the Heart of Your Home

Among all the great green designs discovered at the 2009 Milan Furniture Fair , this beautiful biodegradable moss planter at the Tokyo Fiber Sensware exhibition definitely stood out. Japan-based flower artist Makoto Azuma collaborated with Unitika Ltd. to create an indoor glade, populating the planter with an assortment of mosses. The result is an exquisite organic carpet that runs through the exhibition, passing round the furniture and the poles and stunning visitors with its delightful presence.