The Omega Headphone Stand can solve that issue of where do I put my over-sized but yet comfortable headphones. I know I can put them on my Omega Headphone Stand($180) instead of just letting them sit anywhere.

The design is a simple Omega-shaped stand, formed from a single piece of wood. It's then coated in a matte clear lacquer, and it's available in cherry maple, walnut, or zebrano finishes. So if you had one you can now show off your headphones and also save yourself 5 minutes worth of trying to untangle the cord.

Mar Hernandez is a Spain based illustrator and designer who goes by the pseudonym of Malota. In her works she uses a lot of different textures and gradients, as well as sharp geometric shapes, while her color choices are more on the brighter pastel side. All these combination keep my eyes busy and my mind interested in the piece below. To see more of Mar’s work, visit her website, society6 and also check out her shop.



via: Grain Edit

Well 2010 has been an exciting year but sadly a new one is about to begin. 2011 is going to be a great new year with great opportunities and challenges. On that note I wanted to inform the readers of Damion DJ & Producer blog that this year their will be a restructuring and rebranding of the blog. Over the past two years my blog has been slowing growing and with growth comes change. So with that being said over the next couple months this changes will happen and I couldn't be more excited about it. So to everyone have a happy and safe New Years and as always Thank You for all your support.

The end of the year is approaching and you know what that means right? A new Playlist for your listening ears. On Playlist-21 I tried to find some new bands to add up in the mix. So enjoy them.

If you want to check out any of the other Playlist then click on Archived Playlist in this post or on the right hand side of this blog.


Cover art by: Damion Schweizer

Tracklist

1. Indian Sun by Mean Lady
2. Marriage by Gold Panda
3. Kipling by Magenta Skycode
4. Swim Until You Can't See Land by Frightened Rabbit
5. Revolving Doors by Gorillaz
6. Age of Consent (New Order) by Geographer
7. Sideways Smile by Keepaway
8. Allison by The Burning Hotels
9. Pop Song by Baths
10. Drinking Diamonds by The Bear and The Sea
11. Boogie Nights by Abel
12. Breaking by Seeing Suge
13. Swallowed By The Night by Sun Airway
14. Neu Chicago by Clive Tanaka y su orquesta

It's amazing what an iPad can really do if you know how to use it. I guess you can do anything. Take Damon Albarn for example he created a whole NEW 15 track Gorillaz's album with nothing more than an iPad and additional instruments. It was all recorded while the Gorilla's were on a 32 day North American Tour this year.

The album entitled The Fall is nothing less than talent. This album has nothing but great songs that bring different eclectic mixes of synths into great sounding tracks. This is not just a diary of the bands 32 day tour it's also a feat to show what can be accomplished in a short period of time. It's only 47 minutes long but I can guarantee that it will flow nicely on repeat. Oh! I forgot to mention the best part about this album. Damon Albarn has been generous enough to share the whole album over on their website for FREE. Head over to Gorillaz.com to check out the album, where it’s available to stream or can be downloaded for members of the fan club.

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of Luxury? Well the Vorstadt 14 in Switzerland and it's partnering network Rough Luxe describes luxury as a time for reflection, personal encounters with people, nature, architecture and environment as well as food and social and cultural experiences linked to geographic locations. It is also, the intellectual solicitation, listening to ones own feelings as well as comparing objects and time and thinking of their hierarchy.

That is what they are trying to accomplish with there 15th -century house in the town of Zug, Switzerland. Vorstadt 14 offers three luxury suites of totally different designs for travelers who are looking for there luxury. The two bottom floors are full-on minimalist, while the top floor is a private, under the eaves rustic meets Swiss modern apartment designed by Roger Stussi. (see below). These three suites are available for rent. Visit Vorstadt 14 to get more info and check out the other two suites.







via: Remodelista

This was an interesting project that I found on Behance this morning by Chris Berthe. The time it took to make these 3D letters using paper must have taken a while. Chris states that his project originally was created with a flat typeface in mind, paper & love is based on an octagonal grid and origami folds. The digital version represents this concept of origami by emphasizing transparency and by focusing on the shapes of the letter. The majority of the two-dimensional letters can be obtained by simply folding thin strips of paper and by following the octagonal grid. By taking what I had initially envisioned for the digital version, I created a new set of letters in 3D using paper, an x-acto knife and, of course, love (corny but true)!

I don't own an iPhone 4 or an iPad but if I did I would definitely be getting one of these Pantone cases. Any designer would agree. Monaco-based Case Scenario has linked up with Pantone and as a result, you get nine colors for the iPhone 4, ranging from the deep Pantone Blue 7462 to the juicy Pantone Pink 226. For iPad, the Fall fashion colors are Pantone Black, Pantone Cool Grey, Pantone Blue 7462 and Pantone Red 711.




If your looking for more licensed tech ideas they also have the Pantone color Library App for the iPhone. There is also the myPANTONE X-Ref App which would be good for those that are looking for ways to convert screen RGB color formulations into paints for print and your home.

Now for the people that are like me and don't have an apple product then your still in lucky. Pantone offers other products that range from bikes, storage bins, kitchen containers, and of course those all time favorite coffee mugs.




If you end up getting a crappy gift from your aunt Sally this Christmas. Then take it back and get you one of these products. It's got to be better than that sad excuse for a polyester sweater with reindeer on it.

I would be lying if I didn't say this home had a one hell of a beautiful view from so many different levels. It was designed by Longhi Architects in Punta Misterio, Peru. Longhi Architects made this home unique by building the home into the side of a cliff, and elements of the cliff infiltrate inside the home. If you want to see the construction process they have a couple pictures that show the building process of this home. There are so many elements of this home that are unique and eye catching. This home gives you a sense of peace not only in the design but also the view.