Great work done by JDK Design. I really like the Office space done for Burton. More pics and link after the jump.

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Design helps create brand ideas that live in hearts and minds. Engaging, honest, inspiring, exciting—design emotionally connects brands with people. The best brands are Living Brands, brands that take risks, incite movements, and adapt and improve based on collaborative strategy, insight, and intelligence. Design is diverse, transcending advertising by delivering integration from product conception to point of sale to user experience. Distinctive design gives a brand the unique presence and expression, making it inviting and memorable. Design distinction creates desire.

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From the StarTribune comes a very cool home. More pics and links after the jump.

A pair of silvery cubes floating atop a base of black concrete might sound out of place in the stately, leafy enclave of Deephaven.

“Even though it’s bold, it doesn’t shout at you; it nestles in the trees,” Salmela said. “It’s not a barking dog. It’s a resting, very gentle animal.”

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Claesson Koivisto Rune is a multi-disciplinary body of three designers/architects. Their work encompasses architecture, interiors, exhibitions, set design, textiles and all types of products. Great body of work, clean and minimal is just how we like it. The Werner House is just one example. More pics and link after the jump.

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Very cool work by Warren Dykeman. More pics and link after the jump

Warren lives and works in Seattle. In 1995 he received a BFA from Western Washington University with an emphasis on painting and graphic art. The paintings and drawings are combinations of images from sketch books and lettering painted from found or heard words. He has a fascination with merging industrial textures, illustration, street art and commercial art. Warren has shown recently at BLVD gallery in Seattle and BLK MRKT in Los Angeles.

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With all of the hype and talk about wallpaper, one stands out in my mind. Nama Rococo’s studio obviously creates wallpaper but can you see it as Art. The cool thing about their wallpaper is the processes. Each sheet is hand screened. Frame them and hang them on the wall. I personally want to do a couple of Sixty-Eight Mellow Orange against a slate gray wall. More pics and link after the jump

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