eat well : zucchini patty sandwiches

 

slowly chipping away at the stockpile of incredible recipes 

accumulating on my eat well board on pinterest. 

half my time on pinterest is spent damning someone for making me hungry 

when all i came for was a little design inspiration.  

thought it might be time to make a conscious effort 

to eat my way through the collection. 

ha.  

i'll let you know how it goes.  

would definitely recommend these zucchini patty sandwiches.  

if you're not a fan of mint, just omit it entirely.

original source whole living

color tools.

tools are for using.

and i love it if they don't have to hide.

buro sets by lexon.

these are incredible.

lined up at sub studio.

lifewater.

naturally self-watering planter.

designed by joey roth.

water goes in the middle and leaches into the soil.

boom, chore finished.

plus it looks nice.

absorbed at sub studio.

gun butt.

i'm not a gun person. 

not that there's anything wrong with that...

but this is pretty badass.

completely housed in the stock, waterproof and floats, .22 cal semi-auto.

i also assume that loaded stock would work great for clubbing wild cougar attacks.

the henry u.s. survival ar-7

shot at uncrate.

swede speed.

a 508hp, 185mph ice demon... swede.

the volvo s60 polestar concept.

if you leave meatballs and lingonberries in a bowl by your fireplace,

maybe the abominable snowman will bring you one.

hell froze over at uncrate.

drunk meat.

more good stuff from one of my favorites.

the infamous mcbess.

(and apologies for the complete lack of posts, i've been working more than a bit)

bits.

imma computa. help computa.

awesome shots from the computer history museum.

typed at iso50.

a skeleton never forgets.

 

chalkboard skulls.

that is all.

available in a rainbow of colors.

caffeine beams.

beautiful products made of beautiful things...

used, pressed coffee grounds. genius.

the colors and textures are so good because they're natural.

you can't fake the funk.

created by raúl laurí.

compacted at jeremyriad.

nature neutral.

the swiss took great care to disguise their cold war bunkers.

i love that respect for the landscape was just as important as concealment.

i bet they'd make great play forts now.

camouflaged at iso50.

sticky shards.

i will never not be enthralled with simple materials.

this is an explosion of black tape by monica grzymala.

shredded at lost at e minor.

animal instincts.

the twistedly wonderful mind of caitlin hackett

spawns these dark materials.

the scale is amazing.

and her weapons of choice? ballpoint pen and watercolor.

wicked.

you can own them if you like.

dreamt at io9.

in your head.

how to be creative.

for reals. it's a fantastic read.

not kidding. go read it.

nice legs.

asher dunn [a native of our new town] 

is the founder of dunn, a rhode island-based studio.

they do amazing pieces of furniture, as well as other small treasures.

all of which you can place in your little home.

carved at sub studio.

invisible mountain.

this kicks so much ass.

in a nice quiet glacial kind of way.

it's just plastic sheeting and black hot glue.

but that's what makes it brilliant.

reverse of volume by yasuaki onishi.

dripped at the fox is black.