Architectural Digest spans the globe to spotlight a dozen eye-catching eateries where the architecture and interiors are as exciting as the food. I love following the hubs they choose to feature. The architecture is of course always amazing, and the interior design in the below featured makes my heart skip a beat. MmmMmm.

TWENTY FIVE LUSK, SAN FRANCISCO

TORI TORI, MEXICO CITY

PAULY SAAL, BERLIN

OZONE, HONG KONG

PUMP ROOM, CHICAGO

BAMA LOHAS CAFÉ, TOKYO

ISA, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

Grain Edit is a blog focused towards exposing classic art and those that strive to sustain the style. I love referring to it for great interviews and an awesome archive of stellar work. They recently had an interview with Blanca Gomez, who I absolutely love. Check out his full interview for a good read. For now, check out some of his work:

Flat Packables is a company whose name is pretty self-explanatory. The Tokyo-based company creates “flat-packable” items that are both fun and easy to assemble.

The Fin Vase is made of laser cut Japanese Lime plywood that is then sanded and polished by hand with natural beeswax. The piece is composed of ten curved pieces, two rings, and a test tube that join together easily. The outer curved edges of the vase are accented with a darker finish

Read more at Design Milk: http://design-milk.com/fin-vase-by-flat-packables/#ixzz1nq0eFrHB

Finally, at long last, Megan Wagler has a blog! Follow her quirky and fun wit from design to daily thoughts and much more… you’re sure to never be disappointed.