Riding the Wave.

Scrapwood Wallpaper. Designer Piet Hein Eek. Netherlands.

Colourfast and washable with soft cloth. Eco-friendly.
Designed simply as “planks to paper,” Eek has turned reclaimed wood paneling into wallpaper. “If it puts a smile on people's faces then you really have a great product,” says the designer.
I've blogged most of Eek's wood-works=always inspiring and on point!
pietheineek.nl

Kinfolk Dinner. Brooklyn.

The Kinfolk dinner series is about inviting people to gather and take advantage of the rich community that already exists around them, opening up and drawing close to the people that share a common place. Kinfolks aim is to encourage collaboration amidst local artisans and small businesses. The plan is to have 12 dinners, 12 cities, once every month. Austin's next as they team up with Ann and Alice of Any Style Catering.
kinfolkmag.com

Magnificent Revolution Headquarters. Carl Turner Architects. London.

Carl Turner Architects created the headquarters for the not-for-profit organisation ‘Magnificent Revolution’ (MR) at Hackney City Harm. MR is made up of artists, musicians, designers, ecologists, and engineers, and functions as a cross-disciplinary organisation working in education, ecology, engineering, design, art, music and film. The multi-purpose space was created from a converted shipping container. The space demonstrates and teaches energy efficiency principles. It is insulated externally with lambswool and wood fibre slabs, it has a wild flower roof, the timber cladding is made from recycled palettes, and the Joinery and floor are made from straw board. Built by volunteers with low- tech construction techniques.
ct-architects.co.uk
magnificentrevolution.org