In celebration of why I loved W Myśl Praw Geometrii by Dawid Kujawa, I submit this short essay, which I am deliberately not calling a review.
I count many reasons to read this exceptional, timeless book. And I hope a publisher makes it available for readers in Poland.
Since 2015 I have been approaching those December rituals with beginner’s mind, intense determination, and a bunch of crafting supplies.
Here’s an exhibit of my favorite archival photos that showcase the lawns, leaves, and verdant paint jobs I don’t seem to shoot all that often.
Bespoke spice storage takes into account a little bit of everything—in just the right amounts. Here’s a look at a few collections I’ve assembled.
Tiny Ukrainian flags made out of toothpick halves and strips cut out of stickers. They’re what I have to say on the matter of politics.
Writing about this remarkable dessert—and taking the process photos, and perfecting the recipe—has been on my Christmas list for years.
Tasked with documenting some extraordinary sketchbooks, I found myself inspired to write about the woman who created them.
Even beautiful lamps often come with canopies that are an afterthought. Here’s a close look at one neat workaround for this problem.
Are you looking for a simple road map to help you clarify and implement your current business objectives? Maybe this can help.
A cook’s notes to self have tremendous utility to the cook, but little more than voyeuristic value to everyone else. Want a peek?
Discover modular origami, the precision craft that combines abstract paper folding with multi-unit assembly into stunning polyhedra.
This year’s calendar combined the exuberance of gift giving with a controlled architectural streak. In other words it was perfect.
Check out the cheeky-but-serious wall calendar I co-created with some other eager folks for my son’s elementary school in Warsaw.
How do nearly 500 people fit into one pottery studio in Copenhagen? By doing what Danes do best: sharing with others and observing the rules.
Flowers are my favorite gift, a great subject to photograph, and always more than the sum of the stems making up an arrangement.
An internal strategic process brings together the professional and the personal, leading to clarity and long-sought answers.
The famous three things to consider when making decisions about real estate are just as important to online property.
Have I finally found my ideal toolkit for capturing images with precision and ease? So far, things look promising.
An open letter, pointedly unsent, urging everyone to minimize the amount of e-mail occupying inboxes, to-do lists, and minds.
Part-anecdote, part-offer from the puzzled owner of a mint-condition series of toy monsters inspired by classic literature.
Read about the ways a well-deployed cloud of mist can be a useful—and water-saving—improvement to your kitchen workflow.
Whether it’s sent or received, every email one handles requires work and time. How do we lighten the load in these busy times?
A micro-essay linking my fondness for grey skies with the way subdued daylight contributes to a better experience of seeing.
A unique opportunity to test out an impressive camera has inspired a review probably more contemplative than practical.
Background on a name and on the participatory design project that inspired a group of creative parents to solve some challenges.
The image on your desktop has visual impact that affects your sight, mood, and thinking. Is yours in line with your needs?
A deep dive into the ergonomics driving the form and function of bowls, with implications for both cookery and industrial design.
Isn’t it a pain when the wrong gift finds the wrong person at the wrong time? Here are some ideas to ease the burden all around.
Discover the first social network built for next-age storage, categorization, and sharing of images, videos, and links.
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An internal strategic process brings together the professional and the personal, leading to clarity and long-sought answers.