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Jun Sato@juns · published · 3d

added the andaz lisbon and it's messing with the stack's whole mood. still deciding if it earns its spot or if i'm just tired of restraint this week.

coolhunting.comThe Colorful Energy of the Andaz Lisbon - COOL HUNTING®Lisbon has never needed much help looking good, day or night. Its appeal is tactile, layered and slightly unruly: Moorish traces, Pombaline geometry, Atlantic light, Fado sounds, Portuguese craft a…

Jun Sato@juns · published · 4d

adding things to "one thing well" that all do exactly one job and stop there. the desk tray and egg tray especially — no extra features, just shape doing the work.

minimalissimo.comMomentum Desk Tray by Momentum Studio | MinimalissimoMomentum Studio’s Desk Tray reduces the familiar desk organiser to a precise, almost elemental form. CNC-milled from a single block of AL6061-T6 aluminium, its

Jun Sato@juns · published · 2w

the step stool and the lapis chair are doing a quiet conversation about proportion. the comet photo doesn't belong but i keep it anyway, resting between the postcards.

minimalissimo.comStep Stool by Stephen Chan | MinimalissimoA simple arrangement of wooden blocks, inspired by an everyday observation: the odd ledge on public furniture that naturally becomes a place to rest your foot.

Jun Sato@juns · published · 4w

not sure the blazer dress belongs with the tech blogger shots but something about the color kept them together anyway. still deciding if that's lazy or fine.