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Timeless design partnership of Charles and Ray Eames Valentine's Vintage View:  We celebrate the romance and creative expressions of the renowned design duo  Charles and Ray Eames in the 1970s. Picture: vitra.com Sun, 14 Feb, 2021 - 09:00 Kya deLongchamps Bobbing on a battered aluminium group chair that collides rudely with this knee-hole desk, I’m heady just writing about the romance and creative expressions of Charles and Ray Eames. As my teen puts it while perusing a photograph of the pair — “relationship goals”. If it was all just cynical, newspaper puff tailoring the cream che...

February 12, 2021 Design collective Creative Union recasts a decades-old structure as a minimalist pied-a-terre for a graphic designer. In some ways, this little shack in the Beaconsfield Village neighborhood hasn’t changed much at all since it was erected 100-plus years ago. Though the white exterior has faded with time, the original wood paneling, A-frame outline, and hay-bale window remain. But inside its barn-board facade, architect Timothy Mitanidis of Creative Union has created something wholly new: an artfully compact, modernist laneway home. The homeowner brought his own excellent t...

CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) — Many people might not be excited to have two large ceramic dogs...

Dome, sweet dome: Family returns artifacts Marilyn Halstead The Southern Illinoisan Feb. 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Thad Heckman carries two of the original chairs from the Buckminster Fuller Dome Home in Carbondale. The Fuller family donated furniture and artifacts from the home, along with nearly 3,500 of Fuller’s books, as part of the ongoing restoration and preservation of the iconic home.Byron Hetzler | Southern Illinoisan (AP) CARBONDALE (AP) — Many people might not be excited to have two large ceramic dogs arrive at their home, but for the members of the R. Buckminster Fuller Do...

Many people might not be excited to have two large ceramic dogs arrive at their home, but for the members of the R. Buckminster Fuller Dome Not-For-Profit, the dogs —