Jonk’s New Photo Book Explores Nature Unfurling in Abandoned Architecture

Around the world, Jonathan Jimenez, a.k.a. Jonk, has visited more than 1,500 abandoned sites in nearly 50 countries. From crumbling churches to vacant theaters, the Paris-based photographer (previously) seeks unique ruins that nature gradually subsumes. In Naturalia III, his tenth book, Jonk documents a range of striking locations from Portugal to Georgia to Japan. Find…

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From Computer Keys and Bottle Caps, Moffat Takadiwa’s Tapestries Collapse Geographies

For the past ten years, Moffat Takadiwa has collected discarded computer keyboards, toothbrushes, pens, and bottle caps among numerous other objects. He conceives of sweeping, abstract forms that from a distance emphasize curving, organic forms and pops of color. Up close, the pieces reveal deconstructed, everyday items bound into expansive tapestries. Based in Mbare, a…

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4 DIY Projects to Update Your Kitchen

DIY projects are an enjoyable and creative way to improve both the aesthetics and functionality of your kitchen. These ideas allow any homeowner to tailor their kitchen to their specific preferences, from upgrading storage solutions to redesigning and improving the kitchen’s surfaces. Tackling kitchen projects on your own is an excellent way to not only…

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12 Kitchen Design Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Designing a kitchen is a complex process that requires careful planning and consideration in order to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing space. Many homeowners, and even designers, make kitchen design mistakes that disrupt the room’s flow, style, and efficiency. From poor lighting choices to inadequate storage, these mistakes can lead to frustration and regret….

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